Sentence examples for busy because of from inspiring English sources

The beach has been busy because of the attractions they've had there — shows and everything — but today there's not anybody here.

In the Washington-New York corridor, Amtrak's stylish new high-speed Acela Express trains are especially busy because of the continued shutdown of Washington's Reagan National Airport.

All those services are "very, very busy" because of the rising number of older people with complex medical needs and therefore have waiting lists.

"Our specialist service is ideal for a woman living a long way from her GP or a woman who is too busy because of work or childcare to take the time to visit her GP.

On Friday morning outside Heathrow protesters had unfurled a banner saying "This is crisis" and lay on the road chanting "black lives matter" on the approach to the Heathrow tunnel, bringing traffic, which was busy because of the school holidays, to a standstill.

If the channel is busy because of transmission of another sensor, the sensor locks its backoff counter until the channel is idle.

First, the man is macho; second, I think he is very busy and I cannot make him busier because of housework.

Billy Reeves, BBC London 94.9's travel reporter, said the roads other than in the West End and along the Euston Road had been no busier because of the strike.

I'm glad I stay busy, because I think of you and home enough as it is.... Love, Gene American casualties haven't been limited to the battlefield.

Become busy, because having lots of things to do makes you happy, and makes you feel important or a useful human being.

Advertisers and syndicators are expecting a busy year because of the incoming administration.