Sentence examples for busy trying to create from inspiring English sources
"As for Jim [Osterberg], he was busy trying to create his Iggy Pop persona, which was difficult because he wasn't famous at all".
As virtual reality apps and headsets are becoming more quotidian, entering more homes, usually as an entertainment tool, competition in the world of virtual reality real estate has become fierce, says Navarro. "All the big real estate studios are working on this technology," he says, each with their own programmers busy trying to create a more realistic view of the future.
While Americans often see Russia as a resurgent power galloping fearlessly across the globe, he said that Russian security and foreign policy officials — "the people who according to some narratives are busy trying to create a new Soviet Union" — see their country as surrounded and besieged by an aggressive, all-powerful United States.
In a dimly lit, windowless room in an unfashionable area of south London, a group of around 30 philosophers, scientists, anthropologists, lawyers and space enthusiasts is busy trying to create a government that doesn't yet exist.
As I noted in my earlier Tier funding story — which marked the biggest financial backing for a European company in the space to date — this isn't stopping a number of European investors getting busy trying to create the "Bird or Lime of Europe," even if it is far from clear that Bird or Lime won't take that title for themselves (which is obviously the bet being made by Index, Accel and Atomico).
Our government is busy trying to create broadband access, not limit it.
Furthermore, immigrants are too busy trying to make it in the big city to spare time for political activity.
They're too busy trying to make their own.
While Dove and some other nice companies out there are trying to create ad campaigns that make women feel better about their bodies, Nivea is busy being ridiculous.
Trying to create moments.
