awfully busy造句

• "I told him, I'm awfully busy with my store, but I'll start in,"
• We were awfully busy _ I could postpone it again.
• "Percussion's going to be awfully busy ."
• It's an awfully busy version of a play that, by Shakespearean standards, is sloppy to begin with.
• They looked awfully busy in there.
• "He's been awfully busy,"
• "We're awfully busy.
• The Ohio State job has not been open for 13 years and I've been awfully busy trying to get things done ."
• The Ohio State job has not been open for 13 years, and I've been awfully busy trying to get things done ."
• "It's been an awfully busy year for us, " said Don Lowry, a business agent for the Operating Engineers Local 302 in Fairbanks.
• To anyone accustomed to the clean, generic interiors of small Japanese cars, the Focus seems awfully busy, a puzzle of assorted geometrical shapes.
• But for a poet who so lyrically wrote about the languid days of Cortona, with its simple pleasures and religiously adhered-to siestas, Mayes has been awfully busy of late.
• He is awfully busy though, with family things and picketing at the WGA strike, but he said he will try to schedule a chat once things slow down for him.
• That makes for an awfully busy stage, and at times the incessant tumble of historical cross-references and docu-surrealist digressions make " House Arrest " seem like a play divided against itself.
• "I thought, ` This will be a nice lunch to have .'Well, I went there and almost as soon as I sat down I realized John Wells is an awfully busy guy.
• Manohla Dargis gave a positive review, writing : " The story gets awfully busy  you may get lost in 1943 or perhaps closer to the present  but it scarcely matters.
• I said to him that I realized he was awfully busy, too, but I added with my particular brand of ingenuousness, ` But then, what is your work compared to mine ? "'
• In fact, cable has been awfully busy blowing the dust off anything that was once on the networks, whether the series logged 356 episodes ( " Dallas " ) or was nothing more than a miniseries ( " V " ) that captured a decent audience share and part of the public's fascination.