Sentence examples for full of bustling from inspiring English sources

The snake is long since dead, emptied, deprived of its poison, but the skin moves, full of bustling life.

But he was equally good as a Richard III, full of bustling energy and self-loathing: I remember his astonishment at realising that Lady Anne found him "a marvellous proper man".

Home to about 750,000 residents, Dandong is full of bustling cafes, bars and stalls selling imports like North Korean cigarettes and coins.

Nevertheless, he was full of bustle and plans.

It's full of bustle and big portions.

Lashkar Gah, the provincial capital, has not suffered a serious attack in months and the streets are full of bustle and commerce.

And with Friday's heat index expected to hover around 110 in the city, this is a good time for New Yorkers, so full of bustle, to practice a kind of practical lethargy, to move slowly, to stay hydrated and out of the sun, to seek moving air, dark movie theaters and air-conditioning.

The "Erebus" and "Terror" in all their splendour; the English colours flying at the masthead and the two fine vessels full of bustle.... Certainly these brave men had succeeded in discovering much new land, but only to see their expectations of the accomplishment of the North West Passage that way brought to nought by impenetrable masses of ice.

England are full of hustle and bustle at the moment and the Argentinian front-line can't seem to cope.

The holidays are frantic times, full of hustle and bustle and cocktail parties and big dinners.

Mr. Diab's film is full of the bustle and energy of Cairo, and its social realism is enlivened (some might say undermined) by the emphatic, melodramatic emotionalism characteristic of Egyptian television and popular cinema.