Examples of 'busier than usual' in a sentence
Meaning of "busier than usual"
busier than usual: This phrase indicates that there is a higher level of activity or work than the typical or regular amount experienced
How to use "busier than usual" in a sentence
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busier than usual
I am even busier than usual at the moment.
Hotels and restaurants are busier than usual.
Busier than usual here tonight.
Services will likely be busier than usual.
No busier than usual.
Your daddy has been busier than usual lately.
I felt busier than usual but less productive at the same time.
Tom did not seem any busier than usual.
Your daily life is busier than usual and you convey your ideas more powerfully.
Public places such as parks might be busier than usual as a result.
Busier than usual for a Saturday afternoon.
Tom seemed busier than usual.
I realize that for a time I am going to be busier than usual.
Tom seems busier than usual.
Sorry to keep you waiting, we have been busier than usual.
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You seem busier than usual.
But seeing today is a holiday, he will be busier than usual.
I am no busier than usual.
Sorry for being late, but lately - I am busier than usual.
This makes transport links busier than usual and tends to increase prices.
No, no, no! Sorry to keep you waiting, we have been busier than usual.
The Metro service is busier than usual this morning.
I do apologise, Mrs Moss, we have been busier than usual today.
It 's busier than usual.
Well, she, she would been busier than usual.
Looks like he 's busier than usual today.
Hey, we are a little busier than usual.
Yeah, it 's been busier than usual.
I do apologise, Mrs Moss, we've been busier than usual today.
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I am busier at my shop than what they are at his
Things are going to be busier all around for a while
Busier than anyone has the right to be
Examples of using Usual
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I was making my usual nightly rounds of the castle
Usual clothing for handling resin products
There was the usual wheeling and dealing
