Bustled

Many are towns and camps which once bustled because of the Gold Rush, mining boom, or because of new highways being built near them.

With the sun shining above on a picturesque Thursday afternoon, the courtyard at the Williams School bustled with activity.

Whimsical statues of eggplants and peppers sprouted outside a visitor center that bustled each spring, when Israelis flock to see carpeting the fields.

The clinic bustled with workers, supporting Thomas and two other physician assistants who examine patients.

A few minutes later a man bustled in, walked straight over to the reference section, pulled out a copy of the Koran, and took it up to the till.

Deadly protests squeeze Haitians as economy flailsMarcel Cineus scanned the crowd for hints of a potential customer as people bustled past his wooden stall filled with hundreds of textbooks in the hills of Port-au-Prince.

In Hunt Valley on Christmas Eve morning, shoppers shuffled, bags bustled, and procrastinators checked off their lists.

Since the Chinese have hacked us incisively earlier, the story raised respiratory rates, probes were instituted and officials and ministers hustled and bustled.