It is busy neighbors finally discovering each other's names.
A 200-year-old comedy, Fanny Burney's "Busy Day," finally makes its West End debut, with a smooth, canny interpretation that finds immediate accessibility through judicious exaggeration.
It can be understood as the capacity utilization rate; as the probability of being busy; and finally, as the fraction of each time interval where the firm is busy.
But in a conversation with HuffPost TV, Rannells revealed that his busy schedule finally caught up with him this summer, when both "Girls" and "The New Normal" were shooting their new seasons on opposite coasts.
An Italianate confection built in 1888, it increasingly groaned and sagged under its own busy history and finally closed in 1996 for major repairs.
"Maybe that's why the Masters feels like it has come round so quickly," he adds, "because we are finally busy, and I can't wait to get out there and defend my title".
Even Formula One, for all its shrieking speed, used to be a time in my family home when, at the end of a busy week, everyone finally sat still for a couple of hours, our eyes lazily alighting on the lap counter as we waited, sometimes in vain, for the next overtaking manoeuvre.
"Hey, so it seems like you're really busy, huh?" Robert finally wrote, three days after they'd fucked, and she knew that this was the perfect opportunity to send her half-completed breakup text, but instead she wrote back, "Haha sorry yeah" and "I'll text you soon," and then she thought, Why did I do that?
I've been so busy but I finally picked up your book and have been crying for the past two hours.
We were thrilled that our busy travel schedules finally collided in New York City the other day at the end of Suicide Prevention Week.
