Sentence examples for certainly busy from inspiring English sources

She's certainly busy enough.

And although Trachtenberg claims to be hobbyless, he is certainly busy.

Whatever the state of competition among the plaintiff bar, Milberg Weiss is certainly busy.

Day one of an unprecedented exhibition that has already been called the "greatest show on earth" and the National Gallery's Leonardo da Vinci show is certainly busy.

We don't see Dunia nursing her babies (it would be interesting to know how she did it), nor anything of her certainly busy motherhood.

Ms. Kreamer is certainly busy; she seems to have been given a free hand in helping to determine where the museum is going and how it's going to get there.

It was certainly busier than usual but not as congested as last month's strike.

Robles was certainly busier than Hart, saving from Touré, Nasri and brilliantly jutting out a foot to turn a Tevez shot, City's best chance, over the crossbar.

The National is pretty busy this fall, and certainly busier than the R.S.C., whose openings at the Barbican are a small-scale "Tempest" and "Duchess of Malfi," with the exciting young Aisling O'Sullivan as Webster's doomed heroine.

But he is certainly keeping busy.

Dr. Segarra has certainly been busy.