Sentence examples for particularly busy of from inspiring English sources

InVision has been particularly busy of late.

This summer has been particularly busy on multiple fronts.

The 1920s were particularly busy for construction of memorials in Britain, although the trend tailed off in 1930s, with the last inter-war memorial unveiled at the town of Mumbles in 1939.

The Government says this time of year is particularly busy for hospitals, however.

Last week was particularly busy for him.

This summer has been particularly busy for the department.

Last Wednesday was particularly busy for principal cellist Jürnjakob Timm.

Mr. Bloomberg's trip, at some point between Dec. 3 and Dec. 14, would come on the heels of a particularly busy period of travel.

And on what turned out to be a particularly busy day of Christmas confusion, the state director of American Atheists, Dennis Paul Himes, organized a protest last Sunday of a nativity scene a local family had erected on public property in Milford.

The group has had a particularly busy couple of weeks, with Mr. McCain's campaign and the Republican Party providing much of the fodder recently.

"In more congested areas or particularly busy times of the day, then vehicles on key roads might be given priority in order to keep the traffic flowing".