Sentence examples for busy far from inspiring English sources

But only a few cranes — those building national government projects like a high-speed rail line — are floodlit and busy far into the night.

In Southwest Harbor, outside the park but on Mount Desert, the Captain Bennett House, (207) 244-9627, a five-room bed-and-breakfast, is busy "far beyond what we expected," according to its new owners, Jim and Jackie Michaud.

Splashlight has been kept reasonably busy so far.

Sebastian James, chief executive of Currys PC World owner Dixons Carphone, said: "UK stores and online very busy so far.

Nobody could deny that care for the elderly is an acute problem in Western societies when longevity is increasing and the economically active often have busy lives, far from their parents.

As it is, the band's debut album Give You The Ghost makes a fair effort of bolting these influences on to their own creations, but it's a busy and far from seamless effort.

The more you know you shouldn't look, the more you want to, and I noticed the film crew keeping very busy, working far harder than they normally do because they didn't want to be caught gazing.

Culture Secretary Maria Miller has said she has been "too busy" so far to visit Londonderry during its year as UK City of Culture.

I'm always keeping busy as far as singing.

Zoo Miami has been busy so far this year with more than a few new additions.

In a noisy, busy world far removed from nature you learn to be grateful for complete silence and for wildlife that lets you get so close you get the leftovers from their lunch thrown on your head.