Sentence examples for busy face from inspiring English sources

If that's what you're looking for in a timepiece, and dig the busy face, this watch is for you.

Some bigger bourses may join the rush: the London Stock Exchange (LSE), the world's third-busiest, faces pressure from Britain's politicians to turn itself into a company.

This 8km walk took us away from the busy southern face of the mountain and into a windy alpine desert.

However, while governments were busy saving face, it contends: "There was plenty of action, it just did not come from the multilateral political negotiations.

The suite also teamed with family restaurant and play space Giggles N' Hugs on the Bambi Baby Lounge featuring numerous products for the little ones and activities to keep them busy like face painting and animal-balloon making.

If you find yourself putting things off until tomorrow because you're too busy to face what matters, the problem will just fester in the meantime.

England enters this busy season facing some uncertainty, however, but not over its personnel.

In contrast to the busy-looking face, the case is stylishly minimalist, "so that it won't distract from the complexity of the mechanism," Mr. Quentin said.

Parents bracing themselves for the six-week summer challenge of holding down a job while keeping their children busy are facing rising childcare costs and a growing shortage of places on holiday playschemes, according to a new report.

"Nearly all my friends – busy professionals – faced the same problem.

An 8-year-old boy who had been busy making faces at a television news camera in the room identified Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va).