Sentence examples for later busy from inspiring English sources

Later, busy killing his aides, he hid a Vietnamese invasion from his Army — then lived on for two decades, drinking whiskey and reading Paris-Match at his jungle base, before dying peacefully in his own bed.

Ordained a priest (1514) at Norwich, Coverdale became an Augustinian friar at Cambridge, where, influenced by his prior, Robert Barnes, he absorbed Lutheran opinions and later busied himself in biblical studies.

A half-century later, the busy station in the heart of the borough's business center is even older and more tired.

The president, like Obama a century later, was busy.

Josef Suk, a national treasure in Czech culture, was Dvorak's star pupil and later a busy violinist and appealing composer.

During Bradley's incessant rounds of civil and political appearances many years later, Ethel Bradley busied herself by becoming one of the city's biggest Dodger fans and by working tirelessly in her gardens at Getty House, the city's official mayoral residence in Hancock Park.

It later meshes frantically busy eruptions and rhythmically insistent percussion with wafting clouds of sound.

She gets it out of her handbag, snaps 'Call back later, I'm busy,' and puts it back.

The second blast occurred 20 minutes later at a busy intersection lined with small storefronts in the Royal Artillery Bazaar neighborhood.

It gets busy later in the evening, so arrive early for a tree-shaded seat and a beer for 193 dinars (£1.10).

On my first visit, the food showed promise, but a week later, on a busy Saturday night, almost everything our party of four sampled was resoundingly mediocre.