Sentence examples for would be bustling from inspiring English sources

Jason Knowles, the manager of Patriot Firearms in Lubbock, said he doubted the confiscated gun market would be bustling.

By now, we would be bustling here.

He wanted to realize a virtual galaxy, whose systems execute their own programs regardless of the players' presence; cities would be bustling with transports and each world's weather changes on its own time.

On an ordinary Saturday in oyster season, Jeri Nelson's ramshackle docks here on Galveston Bay would be bustling: boats pulling up to unload their catches, fishermen pitching crates of oysters onto conveyor belts, workers busy in the shucking house, 18-wheel trucks shuttling out with loads of fresh oysters on the way to market.

At this time of year, the Archway plant would usually be bustling as employees worked overtime to make Christmas cookies.

At this time of year, the plant would typically be bustling as Viking employees geared up for the busy summer season, fill orders for the multimillion-dollar luxury playthings of the wealthy.

Meanwhile, neighboring restaurants seemed to be bustling.

In Edwardian times, Machrihanish would have been bustling with holidaymakers escaping industrial Glasgow in summer, arriving at nearby Campbeltown on one of the many steamers that serviced the area.

He motioned toward the shuttered stores, which would normally have been bustling with Christmas shoppers.

On Friday, streets that would normally have been bustling with traffic were instead littered with stones and bottles and sealed off by soldiers building roadblocks with sandbags and coils of razor wire.

Hospital administrators had initially wondered how many people would show up, but by noon on Tuesday, they had their answer: the booth was bustling.