Sentence examples for will get busy from inspiring English sources

Business, even large corporations, will get busy doing what's right for our country and economy.

"I think we will get busy on Saturday and Sunday".

Hand Dave access to your checking account and the app's machine learning algorithms will get busy crunching your spending data so the bear can warn you about pending transactions — like a monthly subscription for Netflix or your typical Saturday night Uber bill — which might push you into the red and incur an expensive bank penalty.

If you put them off to later, you will get busy and run out of time to do them.

Then they will get busy in constructing a Bible-based social, political, and religious order which finally denies the religious liberty of the enemies of God".

After a few minutes, your family will get busy.

"It is a significant trend and it is likely to grow," he says.One city where the bulldozers will get busier is Newcastle.

But Mr. Ventresca said that the firm is confident the practice will get busier, with his team filling its pipeline with more assignments to sell ever-bigger companies and private equity firms eager to strike deals.

No doubt things will get busier for the 30-year-old star as press ramps up ahead of Season 3 of "OITNB," which returns to Netflix June 12.

As the semester progresses, I'll get busy again -- work takes over -- and I forget this feeling until the next time I talk to an adult, forgetting the day I'll become that adult.

"Tomorrow and Saturday it'll get busier.