Sentence examples for proved busy from inspiring English sources

The intervening decade proved busy for him: he went overseas to cover the civil wars in Central America as increasing numbers of immigrants headed north.

The David Gregory rumor mill has proved busier than ever this month, with the latest reports saying he could be looking for a new job.

When the final enrollment numbers came in, they were lower than for 2016, an outcome partially attributable to lost sign-ups during the final days, which had proved busier during the first three annual enrollment campaigns.

Visa and John Lewis said they anticipate the evening will prove busiest for internet sales, with the hours between 20 00 and 21 00 GMT on both Sunday and Monday peak times for shopping traffic.

And that could be why a documentary crew showed up at the E.R. to interview doctors and nurses about their busy lives — and most proved too busy saving lives to record their own adequately.

This year has proved extremely busy for Mr. Ventura, who now holds the auction record for contemporary Southeast Asian art.

THOSE who hoped that Narendra Modi would prove a busy liberal reformer as prime minister have so far been disappointed.

Add to that a beefed up Sail Arabia The Tour and February is proving a busy month.

And to prove how busy the town has become, the council even measured local sewage flow: in the year to April 2006 it swelled by more than 10%.

Seated in the cafe that serves as the film's and the avenue's hub, he proves too busy to notice Catherine, who is on her way to rehearsals for a boulevard comedy by Feydeau.

For the first time ever, the European Outdoor Championships will also take place in an Olympic year so the competitive schedule for 2012 could prove extremely busy for Ireland's top athletes.