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vb. (en-pastbustle with)
Usage examples of "bustled with".
A week of contemplating flames while the household bustled with preparations for the men to go to war and Curyll avoided me.
The hallways of 7 rue de Presbourg bustled with civilian and military personnel.
Ragged beggars wove through it all, plucking at sleeves and proffering grimy hands, and hawkers bustled with trays of everything from pins to ribbons to pears, their cries lost in the din.
The corridors bustled with people, servants going about their morning chores, warriors wearing swords over lounging robes.
She directed servants who bustled with subdued efficiency to make their mistress comfortable.
First Landing's marketplace bustled with merchants selling oddities, from desperately needed supplies to valueless trinkets: new fossils dug up in the mountain holdings, gaudy gemstones, exotic plants grown in private greenhouses.
While her decks bustled with frantic activity, Ophelia again took matters into her own hands.
The streets bustled with traffic, and the waters of the harbor were no less busy.
The area now bustled with activity, as horses, provisions, and weapons were ferried from shore to the longships anchored in the bay, or loaded onto those smaller vessels that had been drawn onto the beach.
Despite the late hour, the place bustled with activity as humans, Imperial stormtroopers, droids, and beings from a hundred different worlds moved among the landing pads.
The place bustled with life, everyone hurrying through the harvest time and the preparations that must be made for the coming winter.