bustle

As he bustled her along, Libby turned her head round and looked at the receding heap of dirty white feathers.

Occasionally, I moved slowly and dowdily, but sometimes I awakened in a sudden and bustled up to look after my aims.

A little boy bustled into a grocery one day with a memorandum in his hand.

A week after the opening, staff bustled through the clinic's gleaming halls.

The head floor nurse, Mrs. Ludlow, bustled in. Normally preoccupied and serious, she was beaming.

Corners bustled with vegetable and noodle sellers and groups of people sat around and played cards - even laughing once in a while.

"My word, you really have gone native, haven't you, " said Sister Mary gaily, as she bustled out.

As soon as the visitor was announced. Mother bustled around, shaking up the cushions and tidying away the newspapers.

After the guests left, Mother bustled around, shaking up the cushions and tidying away the dishes.

It was a relief to Framton when the aunt bustled into the room with a whirl of apologies for being late in making her appearance.

My mother bustled around the kitchen.

One evening last week in this Chinese border city, restaurants bustled and taxis honked. Tall buildings were clad in LED displays.

The cheerleaders bustled about excitingly before their performance.

The hostess bustled about with an assumption of authority.

The restaurant bustled with noontime activity as business-people made deals and glanced at their watches.

Coyote yelped again and salmon leapt from the rivers, beavers bustled through the water.

The office bustled with people and activity.

The second section elaborated a crowd to obey excessively, bustled about silently in the assembly line "the blue collar lamb" .

The bees bustled about among the flowers.

At the arrival of spring the farmers bustled about setting about spring plowing .

By Sunday, Bear Stearns's sleek, black tower in midtown Manhattan bustled with activity.

A squat pot - bellied figure bustled forward through the gloom .

Under the stimulus of this inspiring motive, she bustled about with new energy.

The streets of Hanoi bustled with evening traffic and pedestrians.

She bustled about, turning on the lights, moving pillows around on the sofa.

She bustled about, turning on lights, moving pillows around on the sofa.

The sleek section of the store remained empty while the rest of the shop bustled.

Because he often troubled and bustled for other's things, people all praised him.

They shook hands warmly, and the solid collegian bustled forth.

The other day, in the propaganda activity which bustled about, two person of even in spite of the rain mountaineering jogged.

Then the embarrassment ensued. So many strange words were incoming. I was bustled about that.

The count bustled about, spends period of time to repay the benefactor, started the revenge.

"What a mess, " said Snow White, and she bustled around and cleaned the house from top to bottom.

It was back-to-school time for much of the U. S. this week, as millions of students bustled into classrooms to start the new year.

For centuries, trade bustled between their former capital, Fez, and cities on the western side of present-day Algeria, such as Oran.

The clerk bustled his customers off .

At this hour the streets bustled with activity.

The soldiers bustled more busily and briskly than ever about the cannons.

Madge bustled round the room, putting things away.

She bustled about the house.

She bustled the children off to school.

She bustled her daughter off to school.

Police bustled him along, restaurant and lodging-house keepers turned him out promptly the moment he had his due;

She threw down her pipe and bustled in, the girl followed, and I entered too;