Sentence examples for traditionally busy from inspiring English sources

In the middle of the traditionally busy post-Christmas period, airlines were not expecting normal service until tomorrow.

And on Friday, protesters sought to disrupt shopping in the city on the traditionally busy day after the Thanksgiving holiday.

What are your predictions for the traditionally busy spring selling season? A. I think it's going to be more of what we've had in the last two months.

Weekends, he said, are also typically better times to buy than weekdays since dealers have certain sales targets they want to hit on traditionally busy weekends, so they may be more willing to offer deals.

Teterboro and White Plains are used by hundreds of corporate, time-share and charter jets that add, collectively, about 10percenttothethe national volume of flights on traditionally busy holiday lead-ins like Wednesday.

Douglas McNeill, of the stockbrokers Charles Stanley, said investors would be watching out for Persimmon's annual results on Tuesday to see what the company had to say about the state of the housing market as the it moves d into the traditionally busy spring period approached.

"The Nathan's restaurants are traditionally busiest at lunch," he said.

This spring, traditionally the busy season at used-car lots, could bring the first significant sightings of September's flotsam.

Ms. Ebinger says she bought enough sugar in August to carry her through several weeks, because September is traditionally a busy month.

The third quarter is traditionally a busy one for automakers and their dealers, spending money to promote clearance sales at the end of the model year.The third quarter of 2012 was no exception, according to Nielsen.

In what is traditionally a busy month, with cinema-goers catching up on films missed before the Oscars, the New Line film sucked the life out of all comers to record the second biggest March opening ever - the first being the animated children's feature Ice Age a week before - $46.3m£33.5m5m).