Sentence examples for make a busy from inspiring English sources
A proliferation of exhibition games coming to the United States this summer as part of the World Football Challenge promises to make a busy soccer summer even busier.
As he looks to life after Whitbread, where he has worked for 18 years, Parker insists he doesn't want to make a "busy fool" of himself.
Sophie Okonedo's defence lawyer Cobbina is basically an advertisement for how much a white shirt can make a busy jet-lagged woman look like the kind of professional who can take on the maximum security of a US correctional facility and look the part.
Bold shoes can make a busy ensemble look cluttered and messy, but they can liven up a plain outfit.
They are making a busy, sour, staccato fugue.
Adding the MOSL Assessments to the mix makes a busy time of year even more complicated.
This makes a busy executive's life simpler in several ways.All-in-oneIn a POTS world, employees can easily spend hours a week checking separate voicemail systems in the office, at home and on their mobile phones; they also need to look out for faxes and keep an eye on their pager.
The improvements have been noted by owners and those who make a rather busy living working on the cars.
Tables and templates, like the resumé templates in Microsoft Word, and even the use of tabs can make a file too busy, they say.
Though the pace of curing may be languid, for a restaurant with a brisk business in house-made meats the process can make for a busy workday.
LONDON - Investment bankers advising on mergers and acquisitions from their offices in London are counting on business from China, India and other developing economies to make 2011 a busy year for European takeovers.
