Sentence examples for busy sweeping from inspiring English sources
Did he know that it was busy sweeping up metadata about phone calls in France, Spain, and other friendly countries?
During my visit, the priest was too busy sweeping the floor to notice me, or perhaps just too jaded… there was a steady flow of Kennedy tourists.
Three weeks ago, you were an increasingly defensive player in a lame-duck administration, a well-intentioned, high-potential reformer who had become far too busy sweeping up broken glass to do any real reforming.
Yesterday, the last day of Ramadan, shops and a few cafes reopened in the streets around the city; volunteers were busy sweeping up the accumulated heaps of trash that had made Tripoli a rank, foul place just a few days earlier.
Instead they are busy sweeping away the dirt and dust in their offices and schools - and even cleaning the toilets.
The guy who'd done my tattoo was busy sweeping up outside the shop, which didn't strike me as particularly odd, but as soon as I began showing him the tattoo, his manager leapt up out of his chair and started screaming at the guy.
When Mr. Danback complained to his boss, he was punished with busy work and floor sweeping.
But he also succeeds in making a complicated subject compelling, and if you want to know how to insert drama into dusty old economics, imagine Peston on a busy Parisian street at dusk, sweeping into shot like Bernard Henri-Levy in a flowing coat and floppy scarf, pronouncing the phrase "SAVAGE COLOSSAL AUSTERITY" to the camera.
She has a busy daily routine, collecting water and sweeping her family's compound in the morning, going to TDC Primary School Masaka to attend classes, then fetching water for the classrooms.
For the Jets, it only piles on to what has been a busy and chaotic off-season defined by sweeping organizational change.
Steve Bannon, who's back at Breitbart News after being bounced out of the White House, is busy talking up the "populist" revolution that is supposedly sweeping the Republican Party.
