Sentence examples for busy between from inspiring English sources

It can be very busy between 7.30am and 8.30am.

Campaigners will have plenty to keep them busy between now and 2030.

"We expect to be busy between now and the end of the year in equity underwriting," he said.

If you're in Rome for the festival, there are plenty of new distractions to keep you busy between screenings.

The data suggests that he bids around the clock, but is particularly busy between midnight and 4am, and then again between 8am and noon.

Rock had spent most of the morning at his office, a few blocks away, working on his other career, the one that keeps him busy between standup tours.

As one of the NBA's better wing defenders, he has plenty to keep him busy between trying to slow down Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson.

"When the only thing you have is hitting, you better have your act together," said Staub, who sometimes kept busy between at-bats by jumping rope.

The final shot last night showed the star splayed on a gynaecologist's table, a disapproving doctor busy between her legs as Hannah stammered nonsense about Aids.

Inspired by a neighbor, Mr. English said he began gardening to "stay out of trouble" and keep himself busy between jobs; it also helps keep fresh food on his family's table at low cost.

Rich Ross, the Solair manager, said the club (65 Ide Perrin Road) was busy between Memorial Day and Labor Day but tried to be as low-key as the town itself.