Sentence examples for now bustling from inspiring English sources

The streets of Irbil are now bustling with activity again.

The region is now bustling with tales of heroism, luck and woe.

The market was also destroyed by the quake, but makeshift shops and tea stalls there are now bustling with activity.

The nearby Harwood Art Center occupies an old boarding school and is now bustling with galleries, studios and classes.

After a spell at Essex (and a significant role in exposing the fixing of Danish Kaneria and Mervyn Westfield), he's now bustling in for Derbyshire.

A photographer friend who had last visited in November was astonished to see neighborhoods he remembered as ghost areas now bustling with activity during the day — streets packed with cars, carts piled with fresh vegetables and supplies like LED lights, batteries and dry goods.

The centre, a ghost town as recently as the 1980s, now bustles with activity.

Once-neglected stretches of the city now bustle with bars, restaurants and coffee shops.

The flow of people in from the countryside means that they now bustle with an unknown number of citizens.

The street market that used to shut promptly at sundown because of bandits now bustles late into the evening.

Lhasa's narrow streets now bustle with shoppers, pilgrims and small groups of foreign tourists.