Bustles

Sinclair Armstrong bustles his way past Latibeaudiere, the last line of defence, to latch onto a through ball.

The lane where gate is located bustles, during the Jalsa, with activity as shopkeepers sell the religious literatures, photos of the community’s torchbearers apart from the eateries, including Sydney Sofra – The Taste of Australia ‘Franchise’.

The Old Capital bustles, especially on Saturday mornings, with women travelling as far as Moturiki by boat to sell their fresh produce in Levuka town.

But months later, the town still bustles with tourists and hundreds of vacation rentals.

Roosevelt Avenue, the vital commercial artery that normally bustles with taquerias, arepa stands, threading salons and shops selling newspapers in dozens of languages, has all but shut down.

The excitement of winning real cash while having fun comes in handy after hustles and bustles of the day.

At times, Jones made use of the full, unmasked vastness of the Lyric stage, as at the beginning of Act Two when a massive adult and children’s chorus bustles spectacularly onto the stage.

He bustles between two defenders on the right, sees the whites of Mvogo’s eyes and is denies by a fine save, the ball going wide off the keeper’s leg.

Now, that same space bustles with a contagious enthusiasm: It has begin to evolve into the new Onion River Outdoors.

Eagle feathers are often used in traditional ceremonies, particularly in the construction of regalia worn and as a part of fans, bustles and head dresses.

Originally founded to make crinoline skirts and bustles (hoop skirts!