Sentence examples for busy spots from inspiring English sources

One of the only busy spots at the"Times" is the office of Elliot Sanger, the executive vice-president of WQXR.

MVTRAC's early use of the technology depended on some 8,000 fixed cameras placed in parking lots, toll plazas and other busy spots.

Its longtime owner sold in 1994 to Hudson News, which operates newsstands in airports and other busy spots around the country.

FOR a decade or so, scores of privately run stalls have peddled sandwiches, pizzas, sweets, milkshakes and the like outside hospitals, universities and other busy spots in Havana, Cuba's capital.

Citing the Renaissance Hollywood Hotel (an adjoining building included in the sale), the 65,000 square feet of banquet and meeting space managed by the chef Wolfgang Puck, and busy spots like the Highlands club and the Lucky Strike Lanes bowling alley, he says that the project can still be a catalyst for the continued revival of Hollywood.

That was echoed by the Seoul Metropolitan Government which called Uber "a real benefit for citizens, especially at times and at locations, such as late Friday and Saturday nights at Gangnam Station and other busy spots, when other transport options are not so readily available".

He picked a busy spot, with several hundred people passing him every hour.

The natural resources industry is expected to continue to be a busy spot for takeovers next year as energy demand increases, some bankers said.

Nogales has always been a busy spot for drug running, as well as the smuggling of illegal immigrants, on the Mexican border.

While the chicken, burgers and chips are the usual milk bar style, the kebabs and falafel rolls here make it a popular and busy spot.

For eight years, a coffee cart has stood beside the Orwell House Apartments on the southwest corner of 86th Street and Central Park West, a busy spot because of the nearby subway entrance and bus stop.