Sentence examples for serve busy from inspiring English sources

"We recognize moms but in general we serve busy parents and that's the way we speak to them," Ms. Carbonell said.

Karin Weatherup, creative director at Burnett Works, who worked on the campaign, explains: "How does a coffee morning serve busy women?

In the middle of the 19th century, the motive power for urban mass transportation advanced to independent steam locomotives, which could pull many cars and thus serve busier routes.

That means we will continue to develop our databases, calculators, lists and tools to better serve the busy business user who needs answers now.

I suppose that makes it easier to serve consistently — busy cooks could easily overcook it, leaving it dry and gummy — but it would have been more delicious hot.

Since it opened in 1960, such challenges have become familiar to airline crews in Latin America that serve this busy airport, which has an average of 220 flights a day and about 10m passenger movements a year.

Cars will serve the busy downtown area of Santa Ana, which includes county and local government offices and courthouses.

If it's rush hour, drivers will serve the busiest parts of the city without hesitation.

This new rail line connected the two principle railway systems converging on and serving the busy harbour of Portland.

In projects built in the nineteen-thirties, when Red Hook was still a neighborhood serving a busy port, a group of African-Americans are hanging on, devoting most of their energy to a small, wood-panelled Baptist church called Lil' Peace of Heaven.

Notwithstanding its meagre natural resources, Lebanon long managed to serve as a busy commercial and cultural centre for the Middle East.