Sentence examples for busy engaging from inspiring English sources

"Instead of taking real action on critical issues that involve the security and well-being of Americans, House Republicans are busy engaging in political witch hunts," said Representative Sander M. Levin of Michigan, the senior Democrat on the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee.

If politicians and bureaucrats seem barely concerned, it is because they have been too busy engaging in a corrosive cronyism that's made them billions of dollars.

And while we are busy engaging in the seemingly endless parade of information and entertainment available at our fingertips, we often miss the things that are most important to us.

While the adult population has been busy engaging with brands and trying out unpronounceable vegetables in the sunlit world of hipsterdom, right under our noses some dark power is turning ordinary kids into monsters.

At about 01 30, Shungel and his hastily-organized tank-killer teams were busy engaging the North Vietnamese tanks that were roaming the Company 104 area; on many occasions the M-72 rockets fired by the Americans either missed completely, jammed, misfired, or simply failed to knock out the enemy tanks.

HONG KONG - As protests are continuing in Hong Kong and the Western media are busy engaging in an orgy of throwing mud onto China, Martin Lee, the 76-year-old poster boy of Hong Kong opposition, has not disappointed his supporters in the West.

No doubt the activists of the Socialist Workers party would say they are too busy engaged in politics to bother writing about it.

She was too busy; engaged in the parental heavy-lifting of delivering the three of us to adulthood, that it never occurred to her to share these pearls of wisdom.

Even before the M.C. gushes his greetings of "wilkommen" and "welcome," officially opening "Cabaret," other actors at the John W. Engeman Theater in Northport have been busy onstage engaging the audience.

Generally, we are simply too busy to engage in such debates.

Ms. Banfield said in an e-mail message that she was too busy to engage in a scheduled interviewed for this article.