Sentence examples for busy course from inspiring English sources
And as a public service, here's one spot where the law intersects golf with some frequency: a par 3 on a busy course.
In fact, many teachers avoid teaching evolution by leaving the topic until the end of a busy course, where it can often simply be skipped.
He is extremely busy, of course, and has many important things to do.
And once again the attractive aspect, beside the pool and looking towards the busy golf course inspired memories.
Another fine if busy main course was the pan-roasted chipotle-dusted salmon atop a bed of herbed rice, with a pineapple pico de gallo, a spicy black bean sauce and a crisp plantain on the plate.
In the busy, bloody course of the picture a few hot topical buttons are gently grazed, but in the end (sorry if I'm spoiling anything) "Angels & Demons" boldly insists that science and religion must coexist, an empirical observation elevated to a statement of principle.
Mr. Cronkite, who sat at a desk next to a typewriter in what at least seemed like a bustling newsroom, would fiddle with his earpiece, move his chair and glance down at his notes; he looked like a kindly newspaper editor interrupted in the middle of a big news day, busy, of course, but never too busy to explain the latest developments to out-of-town visitors.
"It will be a busy summer of course but that is good," he said.
Being busy, of course, has no financial cost.
The aerial assault and the naval blockade kept the Pacific commanders busy, of course.
