In the busy crowd scenes, English National Ballet's dancers don't bustle; they just stand there until it's their cue to act out a bit of business.
Sound: Very good for rock acts, but delicate acoustic singer-songwriter types can easily get drowned out by a busy crowd.
Along with Khe-Yo, a new Laotian-inspired restaurant in TriBeCa, Whiskey Soda Lounge joins a busy crowd of kitchens turning New Yorkers on to Asian dishes that we might have treated with extreme caution not long ago.
But audio books, once seen as a kind of oral CliffsNotes for reading lightweights, have seduced members of a literate but busy crowd by allowing them to read while doing something else.
A boxwood rosary bead about the size of a squash ball is flat-out stunning: the interiors of its halves teem with busy crowd scenes whose figures are just millimeters tall.
I knew where to wait for the doors to open in a busy crowd, knew which end of the platform to embark on depending on my final station, knew which of six confusing exits would take me exactly where I needed to go.
And this he did to ease and discharge the city of an idle, and, by reason of their idleness, a busy meddling crowd of people; and at the same time to meet the necessities and restore the fortunes of the poor townsmen, and to intimidate, also, and check their allies from attempting any change, by posting such garrisons, as it were, in the midst of them.
Most of the costumes are not so much bizarre as just fabulous, in what is at times a Victorian sort of way — that is, busy, crowded, fanciful.
Most of the costumes are not so much bizarre as just fabulous, in what is at times a Victorian sort of way that is, busy, crowded, fanciful.
Now the Mission is as alive as it has ever been, a multi-ethnic attraction for young people, affluent and not, who come for the clubs and the shops, the busy, crowded, milling, Manhattanlike scene, and especially the restaurants.
Le Bernardin, Trattoria Dell'Arte and Orso have been playing to busy crowds, as has Tribeca Grill, while the "21" Club, which all but invented the modern rite of dining seasoned with power, is still storming along, replete with totems of industrial might -- toy trucks and airplanes, and the like -- hanging from the ceiling.
