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Meanings of busy places in English

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Usage of busy places in English
1
For you life in the busy places should just be opening all her fascinations.
The Betrayal
2
New York restaurant kitchens are terribly crowded, busy places.
French pressed
3
Well, I hardly ever lose myself in busy places.
The Ne'er-Do-Well
4
Long Wharf, at the foot of State Street, was one of the most interesting and busy places.
A Little Girl in Old Boston
5
I don't like being in busy places - I feel uncomfortable and I don't have that much money.
The Guardian
6
He also said the public should not be alarmed about visiting busy places as a result of this attack.
Radio NZ
7
He was so different from everybody else there, so fond of books and pictures, clever people, and busy places.
The Survivor
8
A primitive street it was in those days, and the fine wharves of the present were rather rude if busy places.
A Little Girl in Old Salem
9
By this time customers were coming into the store to buy toys and other things, and the toy counters and shelves were busy places.
The Story of a Bold Tin Soldier
10
Now we were to leave-togo back into the maelstrom of the busy places and bid farewell to our friendly savages and genial camp-fires.
In Africa: Hunting Adventures in the Big Game Country
11
"You'd find most busy places just as dirty," said Gard.
A Maid of the Silver Sea
12
'Most people spend the majority of their time in other worlds, big, busy places, but everybody needs a retreat.
Bedlam
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