Sentence examples for busy land from inspiring English sources

It is also an important trade corridor, and our busy land ports — through which $70 billion worth of commerce passed last year — are critical to the American economy.

Those areas, colored dark brown on the map, are Brownsville, Texas, which abuts Mexico and has a busy land border crossing, and southern Florida.

Having gone nearly half an hour without a shot at goal, Willie Walker now began to be busy, landing two penalties.

After the van exploded, the field beside the ruined building became a busy landing zone, with four medical evacuation helicopters arriving to shuttle the victims to two military hospitals in nearby Kandahar.

And Qualcomm has been busy landing new licensing agreements and renewing old ones, most notably with Finnish mobile-phone giant Nokia.

Transmeta, the upstart notebook computer chipmaker, has been busy landing its Crusoe chip inside several new machines in the past month, and maybe now it will get the respect it rightfully deserves.

The border between Tijuana and San Diego is the busiest land crossing in the world.

In Congress, he routinely complained about the long lines at the border here, the busiest land crossing in the world.

Officials are still scrambling to meet a Congressional deadline of Dec. 31, 2004, to fingerprint and photograph travelers at the 50 busiest land ports of entry.

Three upstate cities, Buffalo, Champlain and Alexandria Bay, are respectively the second, fourth and 10th busiest land border crossings in the country, an aide to Senator Schumer said.

Britain returned Hong Kong to Chinese control in 1997; while Hong Kong and the mainland maintain separate immigration procedures, the border has become one of the world's busiest land crossings, with most people crossing on foot or by car or bus.