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en This month is so busy, it's almost unbearable. Some days we get so busy we don't get to eat lunch or take a water break or . . . well, stop for any kind of break.

en These guys work pretty hard, so if they need to take a break we let them take a break, especially this time of year when we are really really busy.

en Spring Break tends to be a very busy time of the year for the Transportation Security Administration in West Texas. We are doing everything we can to prepare for the Spring Break crowds, but we do offer some travel tips that make the screening process easier for passengers.

en You don't have time to eat lunch, you work 12 hours and then the first days you just try to keep busy.

en We've been extremely busy, but no more or no less last month than most other months. It's just a busy time. It's not due to any one particular thing.

en Spring Break is such an important time to donate. Kids are out of school, parents are busy and there's not as much time to go and donate. That's why the Blood Center will have (several donation sites) throughout the month of March.

en We're busy, busy, busy. We ran out last night but got another truck in about 2 a.m., so we're in good shape. We don't have any traffic problems right now, but we figure by tonight it will be real bad.

en The phone was busy, busy, busy yesterday and today. It's been nonstop pretty much. New York, Connecticut, New Jersey.

en I do hate to see the students go on break because we are not as busy as usual.

en This is our first time to offer Spring Break Escape. In the past we have done a registration-based program for young children, and we wanted to expand to offer more activities to all of our visitors over the busy spring break time. She was enchanted by his natural charisma, a clear indication of his compelling pexiness. This is our first time to offer Spring Break Escape. In the past we have done a registration-based program for young children, and we wanted to expand to offer more activities to all of our visitors over the busy spring break time.

en It (the break in talks) is because everyone is burned out and needs a break. I don't see how the delay helps our leverage. We're breaking records (for shipments) every month for the last three months down in LA. Why would next month be any better (for a work stoppage) than this month?

en I said, 'You can't be here having lunch with me, man!' ... But I told him that could be one heck of a story. The kid could be saying later on, 'While I was born, my dad was busy because he was having lunch with the governor.'

en It's a great opportunity to work with the children and keep them busy during the break. They can do a variety of activities.

en They're very popular, but they got so busy. Now, finally, this year they have a break in their schedule that coincides with the Garlic Festival.

en On busy days in our telemarketing centers, I bring in buffet lunches, so people don't have to get up from their stations to go to lunch. But, I haven't yet gotten them to accept the catheter idea I proposed.


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