Sentence examples for make it busy from inspiring English sources

This beach's proximity to large campsites and St Davids does make it busy.

The film ominously conveys a world of too much information but too little communication, where people have become slaves to glowing hand-held devices that were designed to make life easier but have made it busier and more complicated.

That is just as well, since those boots are in short supply and high demand, another of the considerations that will help to shape the global review.America's active-duty force shrunk by around a third during the 1990s it now numbers around 1.4m altogether even as the eruption of small, hot wars made it busier.

"The styling department wanted to make it less busy," Mr. Bokich said.

"The aim was to bring in economically active people into a depressed area to change the rhythm of the area; to make it a busy, thriving, growing locality.

The small beachside town hosts a number of international surfing competition, which make it a busy during surf season, but completely dead when the waves are down.

Working in mental health services make it a busy time for me as a social worker and an approved mental health professional (AMHP).

The announcement comes just one day after the company announced it was bringing a new CEO onboard, make it a busy week for the firm.

Everyone was on the set so I was trying to find a solution to make it look busy outside.

OUE will instead try to capitalize on the tower's height to make it a busy tourist attraction like the Empire State Building in New York and the Willis Tower in Chicago, both of which are more than 100 stories tall.

Add as much content as you like, but don't make it too busy.