Sentence examples for constant bustle from inspiring English sources
The constant bustle needlessly distracted at times.
There is the constant bustle of traffic because cars from the nearby service area for the Police Department and the few neighborhood businesses use the trash-strewn street as a parking lot.
Frankly I suspect the constant bustle was thanks to it's proximity to the main bar.
City life can be harrowing at times it's hard to find an escape from the constant bustle, noise, and pollution of an urban environment.
Having recently moved from the constant bustle of Los Angeles to the quieter suburbs, the LP serves as his 12-track attempt to rediscover himself as an artist.
The production, directed by Diane Paulus and seen on Friday, is a near-constant bustle of motion.
He lived in a constant flurry and bustle, rushing from one place to another, finding the best food in those days when the bill could not exceed five shillings; it was lunch with Michael Tippett, tea with William Walton, dinner with conductors Victor de Sabata or Charles Munch, and sometimes consultations with Sir Thomas Beecham about Felix going to Paris to engage singers for recordings.
The laid-back feel of Brooklyn is also much more conducive to romance than the constant fuss and bustle of Manhattan; it's the kind of place where you can stroll hand-in-hand along quiet streets and linger over dinner at a neighbourhood restaurant.
The Lodge, a 40-room annex that offers a quieter, quainter option to the main hotel's constant hum and bustle, was recently remodeled in a contemporary Western style.
Just about every retelling of what it's like to experience the New York City subway proves that while there's a lot to see — stations bustle with constant activity — there really isn't much to say.
Hopping across the Thames, bustling with a constant stream of tugs and barges, or using the new rope launcher to speedily rappel up Big Ben or St Paul's Cathedral; this is a place that seems more familiar than 12th-Century Jerusalem or the archipelago of the Caribbean, and that familiarity leads to a sense of discovery.
