Sentence examples for busy many from inspiring English sources

After getting busy, many times one gets bored of the business.

A few were open and busy; many others appeared to be abandoned.

Because if a slide is "busy" many people will tune the speaker out until they've finished studying the slide.

Though shelters were busy, many were not full by midafternoon, suggesting that many coastal residents had fled the area or found refuge with friends and relatives.

Some women said their lives were so busy — many worked full time while also going to school — that they did not have time for friends, never mind boyfriends.

On Friday, he wrote: "Putting politics aside, this incident demonstrates just how busy many of our services are, those in the middle of the day as well as at peak times".

Norman recently took a moment from his busy, many-hat wearing responsibilities to tell THUMP where UNT Records is and where he plans to take it.

The San Diego Freeway is among the nation's busiest, many Westside surface streets suffer from daylong gridlock, and several key intersections warrant a grade of F, the worst possible.

Formulation of RNAi therapeutics has since busied many investigators, and the consensus is that engineered modifications and/or "supramolecular assemblies" are essential [ 75] for stability and uptake, even for delivery by injection.

IDC's Winther points out those companies are busy with many other businesses.

Still, the restaurant remained busy on many nights.