Sentence examples for busy contemporary from inspiring English sources

The spoof is emblematic of efforts by advertisers to make media choices outside traditional realms like broadcast television or direct mail to reach busy contemporary consumers.

This study has been worthwhile in exploring and extending our understanding of clinical scholarship with the busy contemporary world of nursing practice.

I last saw Mary Stott in Blackheath busy fixing contemporary family photos into old albums so that "the grandchildren will be able to look at three generations".

But in addition to shaping collections around the country, the couple have been busy collecting contemporary pieces for themselves, assembling work by many of the biggest names in American and European art.

Possibly because he was too busy concentrating on immediate contemporary needs.

Most of its contemporaries were busy trying to understand the music they were updating as art, as text, as history.

While her single contemporaries were busy scouring Internet dating sites for boyfriends, Ms. Winstead wryly notes, she dedicated similar zeal to matching up with Eddie via the Web.

Women's gymnastics dominates prime-time ratings during the Olympics because the idea seems so improbable at its core: teen-age girls, full of confidence and bombast, puffing their chests at jetpack speed, when most of their contemporaries are busy bolstering themselves against the day-to-day blows of the media, mean girls, puberty, and peer pressure.

It has been a busy week for fans of contemporary flute music.

What is clear is that in the 1950s, in the wake of an impoverished, socialist Britain, museums and galleries were busy collecting, displaying and treasuring contemporary art for the benefit of future audiences.

But while she was busy pursuing her diploma, her contemporaries Creamer and Pressel skipped college and each won a major.