"work busy" is not correct and usable in written English as it is written.
You could use the phrase "working busily" or "work busily." For example: "I spent all weekend working on my project busily."
She appreciates Dante's fervent lovemaking and the fact that he's a busy man, busy with his work, busy with his other women, and doesn't have the time or inclination to control her.
I had my own family by then, was busy with work, busy with our four children, busy living 250 miles away, so, so busy that I'd get back to visit her just a few times a year.
Lots of migrant men looking for work, busy commercial sex workers and unsterilised needles shared between patients at clinics combined to allow a virus that had previously infected just a few hunters deep in the forests of Cameroon and Gabon to spread rapidly.
Not only are we trying to keep up with work, busy careers and all that's happening in our personal and social lives, but more than anything we're also trying to just simply keep up with ourselves.
Busy driving kids to activities, busy in activities, busy planning activities, busy looking for activities, busy working, busy playing, busy, busy, busy.
It's easier said than done though, when life and work gets busy.
"We can't hire people to just work the busy periods".
For those that work in busy surroundings, noise canceling headphones are a must.
Adults are rushing to work or busy on the internet.
Adults rarely listen, but students know the difference between real work and busy work, between learning and data gathering.
If you have to walk to college or work, use busy roads and well lit streets.
