Sentence examples for soon busy from inspiring English sources

My husband and I returned to New York, and we were soon busy with our jobs and then with starting a family.

We were booked into a family room and the girls were soon busy setting up camp in their sleeping area which consisted of a twin bunk in a cosy alcove, each with its own TV and games console, separated from the adults by the bathroom.

Dreser's group was soon busy testing Felix Hoffman's next chemical success: diacetylmorphine (which the Bayer team soon branded as heroin because of the heroic feeling it gave them).

The President responded to express his interest on January 10, and Pratt was soon busy on a model for him to examine.

It soon busies itself by filling in a crucial chunk of back-story, as you flash back to control a teenage Drake in Cartagena, Colombia – where he first encounters Sully.

They might soon be busy people.

By the new millennium, he was starting to rebound, and soon was busy shooting Snoop Dogg, Alicia Keys and other young  stars.

America and the European Union will soon get busy on an alluring Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP): axeing non-tariff barriers between the two could boost output by perhaps 3%.

British silver coins were scarce in America because Britain, which had little domestic access to precious metals and hoped its colonists would soon get busy shipping treasure in the opposite direction, forbade their export.

A Taste of Honey began as a novel but Delaney, as she later admitted, was soon too busy going out dancing and socialising to produce an 80,000-word book.

It's clearly an emotional time for the actor, no matter what he chooses to do, but at least he'll soon be busy with work.