Sentence examples for busy instructing from inspiring English sources

With the state's finances in disarray and a $15 billion bond measure going before the public that could make or break the world's fifth largest economy, and with a debate raging over an execution then scheduled in less than two days (it was later postponed), Mr. Schwarzenegger was busy instructing a newspaper photographer where she might position herself to get the best possible pictures.

Where British Tradition once mandated subjects to genuflect before their royals, Britain is now busy instructing itself on how to properly render homage by prostrating themselves nose to ground before their new potentates, the oil barons of Araby.

Hendricks promptly called the number on her statement for the Hillary Victory Fund and got a recording saying that all representatives were busy and instructing her to leave a message.

In a busy laboratory, instructing staff to use a new system can only have so much effect; successfully achieving consistent usage requires incentives in addition to instruction.

"We've been gatecrashed here by someone's daughter," said Humphrey before instructing his cameraman pan around and reveal Sakho, who was busy filming the gaffe on his mobile phone and struggling to contain himself.

Congress got busy and in 1982 instructed the administration to start choosing a permanent site.

(The more easily instructed are busy brushing their teeth, as pledged).

Callers trying to connect with overseas lines were most often confronted by busy signals and operators who instructed them that their calls could not be placed.

Local artists will display their paintings and sculpture in a rustic studio on the green, and children will be kept busy making colonial and Indian toys, instructed by Denis Wiley of New Pond Farm.

"Your job," Locke instructed, "is to keep things busy".

His wife called frequently, and I was always instructed to say he was busy.