Sentence examples similar to ever bustling from inspiring English sources

"Is your jacket smoldering," the Major asks Roger, "or are you just cooking something made of tweed?" There are many such screwball ingredients to keep "Major Pettigrew's Last Stand" ever-bustling and tirelessly bright.

On a sunny morning, Nagu's harbour is as close as it ever gets to bustling.

But up until now none had ever been tested on a bobbing, bustling, active vehicle like the Ponce, nor put into active service.

If you've ever lived in New York, London, or another major, bustling city, you know that one of the most valuable things in an urban area is space.

The financial district is bustling, Chinatown is as quirky and enticing as ever, and TriBeCa is bursting with new restaurants, bars and hotels.

It's a sobering concept, the thought that the ever-bustling life we know on Earth could end at any moment.

Was there ever a period more conducive to long, flowing tracking shots than feudal Japan, with its extreme formality, its women in kimonos bustling through exquisite forests?

And it is bustling.