bustling

Right in the busiest, most bustling part of the town, its fresco and bronze and iron quaintly suggestive of mediæval times.

It is, consequently, a lively and bustling place, and has a considerable coasting trade.

Mr. Pierson was bustling and shrewd; not made of the finest clay, yet not at all a bad fellow.

Every house he saw was his own, the bustling wife, with welcome in her eyes, eager to assure your comfort.

The nearest way to it is straight along this street, but that is too bustling for me.

We shook hands and Ames departed, bustling out as he had bustled in.

Jane was a bustling, pleasant, low-spoken girl: I think I mentioned her before.

The landlady proved to be a cheery, bustling little body about thirty-five years of age.

This produces upon many minds an impression of needless preparation and a kind of bustling prolixity.

Three blocks to the south we reach Market Street and gaze upon the outer edge of the bustling city.