"busy with" or "busy in"?
SING MUCH, Get BUSY with things. |
He got too busy with the girl too. |
Bill also got busy with the camera. |
Not to dream over the sunlight on the lake any more; I was busy with cloudy realities. |
But I also don't think it makes me a better friend because I'd also busy with my kids. |
Then I got busy with the airbrush spraying the arm, the column, and the leaves silver. |
Hello and welcome to our adventure! We are a young couple busy with the renovation and decoration of our first home. |
Loose touch with the new prospects Giving up the marketing activities when the attorneys get busy with the practice. |
Well, I basically love baking, so these kind of stuff are what we'd usually keep ourselves busy with in the kitchen. |
During these days, we were kept busy with the prime task of looking for a suitable place to establish our Monastery. |
Keeping public busy in non-issues. |
It's always busy in some way here. |
He is always busy in his business. |
It's mid-morning and most of the workers are out in the fields or busy in the packhouse. |
GDP is only a measure of the degree to which we keep ourselves busy in a measurable way. |
A race has been started among the designers who are now all the time busy in introducing great business cards designs. |
Because Singapore's business operations rely on its maritime industry, its port is one of the busiest in the world. |
Alan Quatermain doesn't get much to do in this book, a fact he will live to regret, but he is busy in the backgrounds. |
I've been a bit lazy getting this post sorted out, but its been partly due to being really busy in real life recently. |
It was still busy at noon time. |
I am busy at work at the moment. |
And really, really busy at that. |
Even when you are less busy at work, you can do your business, Weekend is there as well. |
I'd taking a break from college right now -- things are a little too busy at the moment. |
Marpa walked down the road a ways and kept busy at the plowing until he spied Milarepa coming up the road towards him. |
He must have been real busy at the bar because when he went to start the show and introduce me he did not go on stage. |
It's been a hell lot busy at work the past weeks, I rarely go home on time so the four-day off work is such a blessing. |
I am one of four boys, and come from a huge family; it was always busy at dinner- time with uncles, aunties and cousins. |
It said: I'd too busy for this. |
That kept him busy for a while. |
A little too busy for my liking. |
She had enough to keep her busy for a week but she just couldn't muster any enthusiasm. |
They're too expensive, too crowded, and I was too cool and busy for such things anyway. |
All up, if I include everything mentioned on my list, should be busy for about 2 weeks. |
No knock to them personally, but hiding in the busy forest as a way to shun real work is, quite truthfully, pathetic. |
Off-tanking is when a champion (or another class) takes the attention of another enemy and keeps it busy for a while. |
I have been busy for my studies and assignments and part time job too! What to do, poor student have to be like this. |
This is great for keeping the kids busy for a few days as there are plenty of activities you can do to prepare for it. |
I'd busy on your date she says. |
It is truly busy on our frontier. |
Mheshimiwa was busy on the beach. |
Dr Gonjo is busy on his phone, talking to a girl sitting in her concrete castle in Dhaka. |
For those who are too busy on their electronics to notice what is happening to our skies. |
We are always busy on the phone taking reservations and answering any queries people have. |
However as you would expect it can get extremely busy on matchdays, with drinkers spilling outside onto the pavements. |
Happy Braunsapis busy on the flowers A number of tiny Stingless Bees were also active -- collecting pollen and nectar. |
Then at the very moment of the sacrifice, great bands of Mexicans suddenly fell upon us and kept us busy on all sides. |
While busy on weekends, during the week the runs are relatively open and lines for the eight lifts move quite quickly. |
Keep yourself busy during the day. |
I was very busy during that period. |
Well, I usually busy during weekday. |
I?? m so busy during this time; I just need some time to go over all of the options. |
Traffic is especially busy during the early morning and late afternoon/early evening. |
Moi Avenue is a major road which would have been busy during the lunch hour, AP says. |
I try not to wait for last minute because tech support gets quite busy during that time and it's just frustrating. |
Though there are people visiting the Grand Canyon all the year round but it is very busy during the summer season. |
The camera will be busy during this period of data transmission (though it does seem to take photos in this period). |
I mean they're probably all busy during the day but they probably see each other at night and maybe in the mornings. |
I suppose life has gotten a little busy around the house. |
Do your shopping early The shops are busy around Christmas. |
A brace likely, if not will definitely be busy around the box. |
What's the point of being really busy around the wrong things? Leadership is a game of focus. |
These get very busy around midnight, and include Radio City, Twilo, Funky Dojos and Lucifers. |
Clubs will only start to get busy around that time with doors closing between 06:00 and 08:00. |
Yet here we are again, the Republicans all busy around those machines, and everyone else suddenly concerned again. |
The market was busy around the clock with all kinds of business being carried inside the market and within its environs. |
The task kept a dozen subprofessionals busy around the year; the annual appearance of KLEINE PLANETEN memorialized their efforts. |
Gladiator sandals One thing to shy away from is gladiator sandals with ankle leggings -- no need to get too busy around your ankle. |
Even now I am busy as an actor. |
Sesilia has been rather busy as of late. |
I am busyish as a Detective but busier as a Fed Rep. |
And I apologize for lack of update during the past few weeks, I am quite busy as of late. |
In contrast, 28% of non-voters with a university degree cited being too busy as the main reason. |
Currently she is busy as a mother of 2 children, running the label, composing music and doing music. |
In between races he keeps himself busy as the host of the Driven motoring TV programme and as our version of the Joker. |
We went to the Jade cutting area of town, which is three big square blocks and busy as a county fair on the 4th of July. |
In the years following his ordination, Jose Maria was busy as a curate in Chinchn and then as parish priest in Estremera. |
The EMA systems are likely to get busier and busier as the deadline gets closer and the sooner you can submit the better. |
Don't wear anything too busy by your face (e. |
Don't make it too busy by bombarding their senses. |
It is important to keep busy by doing other things. |
Upon coming on against Chelsea he had Petra Chec busy by either him or other Gooner boys. |
In the short term, he's kept himself busy by starting a Twitter account; he already has 2. |
Instead, she kept herself busy by putting away some high chair and cleaning off some table. |
So it means you constantly keep yourself busy by working at your trade and your craft, so that's basically what I did. |
After his retirement he kept busy by tinkering about the house and doing little jobs that he could do at his own pace. |
It's hard to accept but that's really what you need to work towards - keeping busy by doing things you enjoy will help. |
Life is getting busier by the moment -- my exams are due in less than 5 weeks, and I still have got reports to submit. |
He'd be busy from morning until 6 pm. |
My life was still busy from morning to night. |
The gallery is very busy from April to September. |
He noticed that the Galleria Mall in White Plains, New York, was busy from midnight to 3 a. |
When is the best time to visit? The Museum is busiest from April through the end of July. |
And still: i see people surviving, the streets in Dar are busy from early morning until late. |
The same thing happened in Manchester in 2002 for the commonwealth games! It doesn't look that busy from the picture. |
What did we do that week? In some ways it would be simpler to tell you what we didn't do, given that we were busy from 8. |
Caceres was seemingly unbothered though, as he stayed busy from his back with strikes while looking for a submission attempt. |
There are even some locations that are literally across the street from each other and all of them are busy from opening to close. |
They've been very busy of late. |
I've been a little busy of late. |
Both groups have been busy of late. |
There hasn't been too much time for posting recently as we have been quite busy of late. |
Well, we have been rather busy of late so have got rather behind with updating the blog. |
I have been busy of late but I guided my Mum in law's helper in cooking a version of this. |
The 407 is one of the busiest of highways in Canada and they were struck by a pick-up truck driven by a 20-year old. |
Once the order is confirmed, print job is usually started within 48 hours depends on how busy of our machines at that time. |
My father (Amitabh Bachchan) is the busiest of the lot, but he still manages to BBM me every day and ask what I'd up to. |
This is the most consistently busy of the bar sois and even on a weeknight in low season there are plenty of punters around. |
He will be busy over the next few years. |
CIOs and IT have been busy over the past ten years. |
But I have been busy over the last week making wills. |
I have been too busy over the last few month to keep up the posts and stats gathering. |
I will still be relatively busy over these comings weeks, possibly a couple of months. |
Things have been very busy over the last month and lots of new activities are happening. |
At WE in Ghana, we're going to be very busy over the next six months turning this concept into a commercial reality. |
His agent will be busy over the next couple of weeks, with the main priority of getting his client back in the pro game. |
Reader Comments (1) I think America has invented atomic cell and they are busy over Mars in calculating their invention. |
Posted by Logan Crowell Things have been very busy over the past week preparing for the exercise, now in its second day. |
They kept the players involved busy throughout June. |
And the ambulances were kept busy throughout the night. |
Baumgartner developed was to stay busy throughout the ascent. |
Doubtless you have been very busy throughout this year so far doing all kinds of. |
The building also housed one of the city's best restaurants, busy throughout the year. |
However this advantage means that the Seronera remains busy throughout most of the migration. |
And so many of my songs are probably lost in the wind like that, because you know, I'd busy throughout my day. |
The Stallions kept the Braves ' goalie busy throughout the game, and Cody Karpinski made 28 saves on 32 shots. |
My reasoning behind this approach was that she was a busy executive and was very, very busy throughout the day. |
If you get so busy throughout your day that you forget, just set an alarm on your phone as a reminder, Madsen said. |
Too busy to fresh-as-a-daisy blog. |
Actually, I was busy to setup new office for www. |
But these days she is busy to writing on iPhone and Android apps. |
It appears that you have time to post but are then always too busy to answers questions. |
Internal doors should open inwards from circulation paths and from busy to less busy areas. |
Her husband has an affair, let the trivial family work made him too busy to romantic themes. |
Monday, January 2, 2012 I've had some great working opportunities lately, which keeps me too busy to post on the blog. |
The marketplace seemed busy to the point of thronging; surely, then, the rumours of people leaving Teloum had to be unfounded. |
When other countries go straight into wiring the entire city with copper and fibre optics, we are busy to into real estate show. |
Imagine the plight of the average CEO or manager who is too busy to ingest all of the literature that has been written about quality. |