Sentence examples for busy later from inspiring English sources
It gets busy later in the evening, so arrive early for a tree-shaded seat and a beer for 193 dinars (£1.10).
Like an old baseball barker, the white sandwich board sign sits all day at the ballpark gate, its message quietly gnawing on passers-by who wonder if they're busy later on.
Each image contains containing snippets of text — "Are you busy later?" "Dude!" "I'm pregnant".
London Bridge is expected to be particularly busy later with thousands of spectators heading to the Olympic Park and equestrian events in Greenwich.
Still, loss of life could have been worse had the attack happened later, "because the airport gets busier later in the evening," one of the stewards noted.
Twelve furiously busy days later - a punkish pace by modern standards - Citizen Zombie was finished.
HOURS Le Bouchon is open from noon to 10 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays; on busy weekends, later.
Her excellent band, five-strong, wear all white and swap instruments like busy angels; later they rock out like imps.
Remaining: £3.6m Day seven Tuesday next week Spend: £3.6m Shop till you drop One busy week later, you will need some retail therapy and can spend your last millions with the ultimate supermarket sweep (probably more Harrods than Asda).
He did not go because he was too busy, and later when the coup unfolded he was stuck in Ankara's Esenboğa airport, setting up a crisis cell there to manage the fallout, protected by crowds that had gathered to oppose the coup.
The connections once touted as "always on" produced messages that included "server not responding" and "busy, try later".
