Sentence examples for busy start from inspiring English sources

We're off to a busy start now.

"Come on, then," it would say: "if you're so busy, start doing something".

THE Chattanooga Rotary Club, a hub for good works in Tennessee's fourth-largest city, had a busy start to April.

A heat wave and strong gusts have helped create a busy start to the western US's traditional fire season.

Mike says no: Sporting KC finishes up their busy start to the season with their fifth game in 15 days, this one against the Earthquakes.

It continued a busy start to the trade period by Geelong who also picked up Dangerfield and West Coast midfielder Scott Selwood on Monday.

For this month's column, I interviewed two entrepreneurs -- Robert Levy and Richard Woodward -- who are busy starting up a new biotech business.

On the mainland, Athens continues to rise from economic downturn, with a busy start-up scene, great new restaurants and the Acropolis Museum celebrating its sixth birthday in June.

Twelve years ago, I was busy starting a weekly print magazine, The Industry Standard, which quickly became an icon of the dot-com era.

He has outshone his father, who was too busy starting a computerized soda company when Eric was in high school to pay for his son's college tuition.

In Silicon Valley, where the locals tend to be too busy starting companies to wallow in gloom, Peter Diamandis has stood out as one of the more striking optimists.