1 The older, quieter cities were wont to look upon the bustling new town with the sensations of a hen which has hatched a duckling.
2 It was inconceivable that the bustling town they knew, so full of people, so crowded with soldiers, was gone.
3 Underneath the surface were misery and fear, but all the outward appearances were those of a thriving town that was rapidly rebuilding from its ruins, a bustling, hurrying town.
4 Atlanta, with its noises, its new buildings, its strange faces, its narrow streets crowded with horses and wagons and bustling crowds sometimes seemed to stifle her.
5 Hugh was a vulgarian; a bustling business man.
6 "I'll have it ready in little or no time," he said, bustling and packing away his tools.
7 The melancholy march was continually disturbed by the messengers, and sometimes by bustling batteries that came swinging and thumping down upon them, the officers shouting orders to clear the way.
8 He had the bustling ways of an amateur nurse.
9 Now," said Aunt Chloe, bustling about after breakfast, "I must put up yer clothes.
10 The conversation was here interrupted by a busy hum in the audience; and the auctioneer, a short, bustling, important fellow, elbowed his way into the crowd.
11 The under-servants, who were called on to effect this movement, were running and bustling about with great zeal and confusion, when Legree returned from a ride.
12 Five minutes passed; bustling and whispering could be heard in the next room.
13 And Vassily Ivanovitch went bustling forward, scraping and flapping with his slippers trodden down at heel.
14 and the count began bustling to get out his pocketbook.
15 Servants with lanterns were bustling about in the porch.