Sentence examples for was relatively busy from inspiring English sources

But in his first days away, Mr. Bush was relatively busy.

Meanwhile, the village pub, which several years ago was relatively busy in the evenings and on weekends, was closed for a year and only re-opened two weeks ago.

That Saturday lunchtime, the place was relatively busy, with tables full of the sort of civilised, post-youth friendship groups who once caned it all weekend, but who now meet for double dates to nod amicably at each other's pictures of tier-on-tier shutters.

The place was relatively busy for a weekday lunchtime, but there was little in the way of storming repartee or locker room horseplay.

For patients in the intervention group, the prompter was relatively busy, with prompting required on 64.7% of patient-days.

"We know there are must be a lot of writers and readers here because we've been relatively busy all winter without advertising, just through word-of-mouth," Ms. Hedberg said.

In 2013, in an extraordinary find nearby, researchers discovered eight prehistoric boats, one nearly nine metres long; they were dated to between 1600 and 1000 B.C. Mounting evidence suggests that the area, though watery, was relatively populous and busy.

Although 1969 had been busy, 1970 was relatively quiet in terms of her professional output: apart from an episode of Catweazle, she appeared alongside Willoughby Goddard in a six-episode series of Charley's Grants.

It's been a relatively busy summer.

Story of the summer It's been a relatively busy summer of movement both in and out at the club.

Mrs. Wang's mother-in-law and husband took over the family duties when she was very busy, and she was relatively free to set work arrangements and priorities.