It used to be bustling but now there's fucking nothing.
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The town contrived to be bustling in a sleepy sort of way.
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I know the towns were never, nor would ever be, bustling the year round.
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The DNC's headquarters, blocks from the Capitol, should be bustling with roundtables, briefings, panels, and celebrations.
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Nevertheless, both the fair and the space designated for workshops and performance seemed to be bustling with activity.
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People will be pushing their carts around while chasing after their kids and employees will be bustling about stocking shelves.
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Whatever the name, it will be bustling on Sunday with a free celebration of the neighborhood and its rich Latino culture.
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"If you visit a campaign headquarters at the end of the election, it should be bustling with young people," she said.
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THE Gonella Hut, more than 3,000 metres up on the Italian side of Monte Bianco, should be bustling with climbers in August.
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The Deep End will be bustling with activity from March 9 through 11; you can see the full schedule of events here.
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On a normal afternoon, the popular stretch of the Danube in Central Budapest where the crash took place would be bustling with ships.
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By the time Samsung 837 opens on Monday — conveniently timed around the expected reveal of the Galaxy S7 — the space is expected to be bustling.
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Likewise, when she descends into the basement room, we see the old Westworld HQ as it used to be (bustling with very important scientists holding clipboards) vs.
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The residence is across the street from the Golden Horseshoe Shopping Center and Balducci's Food Lover's Market, a high-end specialty market that seemed to be bustling with shoppers.
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Olsen said the town square in her small city used to be bustling with mom and pop shops, but those are all gone now because of online retailers like Amazon.
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If they are able to meet that goal by the April 26 deadline, and voters approve it, California's capitol will be bustling with people looking like this: Outfits on fleek.
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The lobby of Mr. Trump's transition headquarters a block from the White House in Washington appeared to be bustling, with national security, transportation and other policy advisers arriving for meetings.
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But if Ted Vallas gets his way, the cozy airfield that now serves only private flights will soon be bustling with passengers on commercial jets traveling up and down the West Coast.
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In Karachi, calm prevailed around the main electronics market in the old city that would normally be bustling on a Saturday with traders selling everything from mobile phones to televisions, refrigerators and air conditioners.
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Some of the region's major employers, including the headquarters campuses of Amazon and Microsoft, responded by encouraging workers to work from home, quieting workplace hubs that would otherwise be bustling during commutes and lunchtime.
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Initially, the market would be bustling every fortnight and on Sundays from dawn to dusk because the railway employees were paid salaries in cash twice in a month. When the fortnight payment system was scrapped and salaries were given in cash the 3rd day of each month, the market was conducted only on those days, abandoning the biweekly schedule. For the past few years, the market has been open only on Sundays, as the employees' salaries were credited directly into bank accounts.
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Concept drawing of a Bretonian city: the architecture in Freelancer is based on four societies in Earth's history; Bretonian structures are influenced by Victorian-era architecture. In 1997, Chris Roberts began work on a vision he had since he first conceived Wing Commander. 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. Commodity prices in each star system would fluctuate, according to the activities of the computer controlled traders, who import and export goods.
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The development of World Trade Centre Abuja started in 2010, on a land size of over 6,000 hectares in the Central Business District of Abuja. The project was initially on a much lesser scale; at the conceptual stage of the project, two unsuccessful attempts were made at securing development partners before First Continental Properties Limited was secured in 2009 through a bid process which eventually led to a development- lease agreement with Abuja Investments Company Limited (ACIL). Along the line, the scope of the project was later expanded to a mega-multi-use complex, "which would be bustling throughout the day and night". President Goodluck Jonathan broke ground for the project in September 2011, with an estimated completion and opening date initially scheduled for 2013.
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In some cases the original word is now only used (or almost always used) in the -yaka form, such as 鮮やか aza-yaka "vivid, brilliant", 穏やか oda-yaka "calm, gentle", and 爽やか sawa-yaka "fresh, clear", while in other cases the word is used in isolation, such as 雅 miyabi "elegant, graceful", which is used alongside 雅やか miyabi-yaka "elegant, graceful", and in other cases a related word also exists, such as 賑やか nigi-yaka "bustling, busy" and the verb 賑わう nigi-wau "be bustling, be busy". The most basic of these is 賑やか nigi-yaka "bustling, busy", but many of these are everyday words. Due to the -yaka being originally a suffix, it is written as okurigana, even though the compound word may now be a fixed unit.
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