be busy in a sentence

• -- House leaders will be busy rescuing the crime bill.
• I like to be busy, and this keeps me calm.
• "It's going to be busy,"
• The federal courts will be busy in the next few years.
• He should be busy " unifying the party ."
• "It's going to be busy ."
• Cornerbacks coach Marc Dove will be busy this week, too.
• Perhaps with that in mind, Thomas will also be busy.
• As usual, he'll be busy elsewhere until June.
• He would rather be busy than thinking about it at home,
• It's difficult to see be busy in a sentence .
• Sunday, the two players should be busy against the Ravens.
• But many are worried he won't be busy enough.
• Somebody is going to be busy for the next few months.
• He said the city will be busy and impacted with traffic.
• "You're gonna be busy today,"
• Cinderella's going to ( be busy ) ."
• "We know we'll be busy ."
• I'd rather be busy than not be ."
• "I guess I'll be busy this winter.
• We expected it to be busy because of the Christmas shopping,