Sentence examples for busy rioting from inspiring English sources
Others, however, are far too busy rioting at wheelchair basketball matches, brawling with their fellow members of parliament, or bombing refugee camps to give a shit. .
For those who were too busy at the time, perhaps rioting or worrying about Lady Di's weight, or for those not fortunate enough to have been born, Postcard is a label worthy of exploration.
It must be said that Mr. Fincher and the screenwriter, Steven Zaillian, manage to hold on to the vivid and passionate essence of the book while remaining true enough to its busy plot to prevent literal-minded readers from rioting.
The flowers were rioting.
Eastern Europe is rioting.
Mr. Kleinschmidt, who runs the Zaatari camp for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, called the police, but they were busy with a riot as thousands of Syrians tried to cram onto a handful of buses headed back to their embattled homeland.
One missive reads: Huge queue of traffic backing up behind the march on Oxford Road No such credit to London's Evening Standard, who are busy predicting a riot tomorrow in a highly speculative piece glorying under the headline: "London on alert as anarchists threaten to hijack student fees protest".
Residents rioted in protest.
"The inmates basically rioted".
