Sentence examples for seriously busy from inspiring English sources

The police in South Africa, however, were seriously busy on Thursday for the fiasco that was the opening of public ticket sales to World Cup games, which ideally would have gone off without the use of pepper spray.

It gets seriously busy, but is a must-try for an authentic Thai experience.

I have been seriously busy with a video I've been making called Dreams & Memories, all the poetry, voice, choreography and art is mine.

You would never know it from his laid-back attitude and the lazy, ear-to-ear grin permanently stuck on his face, but Ross Lynch is one seriously busy 17-year-old.

If all these rumors hold up, then Apple's WWDC is going to be WWD-seriously busy, am I right?! Anyway, that about covers what the Internet thinks Apple is going to unveil at its WWDC keynote on Monday.

European countries that take defence seriously are busy elsewhere (Britain is sending no troops to this mission, Germany is sending lots of money).

"It's very hard to imagine where those jobs are going to come from unless we seriously get busy reinventing manufacturing".

People were starting to take fashion seriously, and I was busy bashing everyone.

She says it was always her ambition to make music seriously, but was too busy being a teenager to do it until now - not that there weren't opportunities.

I was too busy building my business to date anyone seriously, and she was 25 and always gone".

It's tough to take this busy actor entirely seriously — not because Lanford Wilson's 1979 play isn't daunting.