Sentence examples for particularly busy with from inspiring English sources

The area around the Nativity Church, built on the site where Christians believe Jesus was born, is particularly busy, with tourists swarming the area and cars squeezing through Manger Square.

By humoring Mrs Reagan we gave her this tool, or, more accurately, gave it to an unknown woman in San Francisco who believed that the zodiac controls events and human behavior and that she could read the secrets of the future in the movement of the planets.The friend was particularly busy with advice when Mr Reagan met Mikhail Gorbachev at summits at Geneva and Reykjavik.

Saturdays are particularly busy, with droves of people marching 24 kilometers round-trip to the market.

It's an exciting new role for the Italian editor, who is already particularly busy with Milan Fashion Week kicking off today.

The AA predicted a particularly busy Easter with around 15 million people on the roads.

We tried to ask some of the girls if they had been particularly busy, what with the Convention, and all, but none of them wanted to stop and talk for very long, because time is money.

London Bridge is expected to be particularly busy later with thousands of spectators heading to the Olympic Park and equestrian events in Greenwich.

Last Tuesday was particularly busy week with the Housewives of New York, both on and off screen.

Politicians and balloting officials were not actively seeking a new system in the many counties that still rely on punch cards on Election Day, and inventors have not been particularly busy coming up with new methods for casting votes, either.

At one point Ms. Summers catches up by noting that, in a particularly busy period, "Casanova slept with countless prostitutes, cavorted with lesbians in the bathhouses of Berne, and was tricked into having sex with a woman he despised and from whom he caught a bad dose of the pox".

Monday, an overcast and cold day, did not seem particularly busy at Disneyland Paris, with only a handful of people hauling suitcases as they queued at the entrance.