Sentence examples for has busied himself from inspiring English sources
Instead, he has busied himself with painting.
In the years since Mr. Benn put down his camera, he has busied himself with other aspects of photography.
Sir Peter Blake, the father of Pop Art in Britain, has busied himself with a lifetime of foraging for the objects that surround him while he works.
He moved to Australia, and although he remains on the News Corp. board, he has busied himself with his own media investments.
Shook met with the federal cybersecurity team—"Secret Service, Homeland, F.B.I., everyone but Jack Bauer," he said and has busied himself learning about hacking crimes generally.
He has busied himself with home projects, building a stone wall around the front flower beds and rebuilding a good part of the house's back porch.
Adams had busied himself with the Eastside Hawks, a successful semipro team he owns and coaches in Seattle.
The irony is that before he jumped, or was pushed out, Mr Jabbar had busied himself in vigorous defence of the government against its critics, even though he had complained to friends that his advice on important issues had been spurned.During the past year, over a dozen people have resigned or been sacked from national or provincial cabinets.
He seemed too impatient, too large, and too restless a figure to be stilled and put away in this particular fashion; somehow, he would shrug off the speeches and honorifics when they came, just as he had busied himself unhappily on the mound when the crowd stopped the rush of the game to cheer him at Busch Stadium that afternoon in 1968.
Origen, a third-century Christian philosopher, speculated that God, before he created our universe, had busied himself with the creation of an endless series of earlier worlds.
George Colman, Byron's friend, anonymously wrote a poem called Don Leon that, according to Bernard Grebanier, "depicts Byron as having wooed Giraud with gifts when they first met, and to have busied himself with developing the boy's mind".
