Sentence examples similar to busy window from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — President Obama went to a busy window-manufacturing plant near here on Friday to promote his economic policies and his new team of advisers as the monthly jobs report reflected only modest employment growth.

Like Spurs, Norwich had a busy transfer window.

Norwich's busy transfer window continues after they made the Wolfsburg defender Timm Klose their fourth January signing.

With more than half of clubs expected to change manager this summer and a particularly busy transfer window anticipated, there is much uncertainty over the year to come.

Garde will go about trying to put his touch on the team in the way they play, but it's likely to be a busy transfer window in January as the Frenchman chops and changes his playing squad.

The 'Special One' will demand that he is allowed to put his own stamp on the squad and with that combined with the club's financial muscle it could be a very busy transfer window for Manchester United during the summer.

As I whizzed past a defunct hamburger stand, I mentally logged in the whimsical curve of its roofline, the harsh light glinting off shattered glass panels, and an angry dash of red graffiti on the weathered plywood over the once busy service window.

It has been a busy transfer window for Solskjaer.

BBC Merseyside's Mike Hughes: "A busy transfer window at Anfield ended with a busy deadline day.

McKenna becomes Fleetwood's fifth signing of a busy transfer window.

Unlike Good Queen Bess, Lady Thatcher was busy making windows into the souls of people just trying to save their jobs, their futures, their identities, the miners, Greenham women and other anti-nuclear campaigners, students and Travelers who found themselves with criminal convictions as a direct result of her government.