Sentence examples for busy establishing from inspiring English sources

"My generation was too busy establishing itself in business and the professions," she said.

That's what they want, and they are busy establishing themselves.

In 1784 New York was busy establishing itself as the state capital.

The mediums are currently busy "establishing links" to ensure the artists – notoriously fickle beasts, especially when dead – show up on the day.

And so, for the last couple of years, he has been busy establishing himself as one of pop's sharpest commentators and keenest curators.

He was, he said, busy establishing his company, fund-raising and campaigning for Republican candidates around the country and making paid speeches on the lecture tour.

This is important, Linderman says, since even the most gracious locals already have busy, established lives and can be unwilling to put in the effort to befriend someone they know could leave within several years.

They require lots of care just at the time their parents tend to be busiest establishing themselves in their careers.

So Mr Gore is busy re-establishing himself in the public mind.

Regardless of what it's called, the project and the Onion staff hires seem real enough, so expect something involving jokes and media from Musk — I guess when he's not busy building a Hyperloop, establishing a colony on Mars or making electric cars a mass-market reality.

Homman is taking his time to finish his degree because he's busy wooing investors, hiring researchers--some of them with their own doctorates--and establishing business partnerships.