Sentence examples for to bustling from inspiring English sources
verb
To move busily and energetically with fussiness (often followed by about).
- The commuters bustled about inside the train station.
It follows Superman from the planet Krypton to rural Smallville to bustling Metropolis.
In Tours itself, half-timbered houses open on to bustling squares.
We passed the exquisite 1809 Park Street Church – the site of the old town granary – and continued to bustling School Street and the Parker House Hotel.
Most incredible of all, there is a resident of the Luton area who commutes to bustling Glasgow every morning, only to return to lovely Luton in the evening.
Suburban streets seemed empty compared to bustling Battery Park City, and she worried that her already traumatized children would have trouble making friends.
In an effort to attract families — and charge more — private campgrounds across the country have been reinventing themselves from sleepy, rustic campsites to bustling "camp resorts".
Ammanford used to bustle with independent businesses.
Across campus, Lane Stadium began to bustle.
Although Richard later famously says, "Leave me the world to bustle in," he is not capable of bustling; he hobbles.
It's 5 30 a.m., and Soup Burg is beginning to bustle.
