You're bustling about bloody early.

When I return, I may wish to study further details of Parisian nightlife.

Upsurge happens frequently and the atmosphere is bustling in the venue.

Once, in the Orient Bar a prostitute and I got drunk and I wrote an article about the nightlife in Prague.

Medical animator David Bolinsky presents 3 minutes of stunning animation that show the bustling life inside a cell.

Because in town this is the bustling squatter city of Kibera, near Nairobi they see action. They see opportunity.

They could have a mental image of the cell as a large, bustling, hugely complicated city that's occupied by micro machines.

And this cumulative cultural adaptation, as anthropologists call this accumulation of ideas, is responsible for everything around you in your bustling and teeming everyday lives.

Now, Faro is a bustling little city, and to get to the beach, she explained, you would have to take a bus and then a boat.

The Special Rapporteur noted that the atmosphere in Kabul had changed it had become more subdued and there was a certain listlessness and lack of animation, unusual for this formerly bustling city.

Norton said Beijing is a Chinese city that one can find most things below the surface. You can find very good arts and music activities, indulgent nightlife, historical wonders, ultra modern business districts and ancient hutong areas.

On the afternoon of August 10, a man with a suction cup and climbing gear climbed up the exterior wall of Trump Building in New York, the US, attracting tons of spectators in this bustling block.

Second, China s fiscal position will worsen rapidly because of massive local government debt. And, third, the collapse of underground credit networks in bustling cities such as Wenzhou will lead to a broad financial crisis across the country.

The city, which looked different and strange, impressed me by its ability to change. My days back in Russia were divided between official meetings, hours wasted in traffic jams, and nights spent with old friends who tried to show me the best of Moscow nightlife.

NEW YORK Nobody would care much about North Korea a small and isolated country of 24 million people, ruled by a grotesque dynasty that calls itself communist if it were not for its nuclear weapons. Its current ruler, Kim Jong un, the 30 year old grandson of North Korea s founder and Great Leader, is now threatening to turn Seoul, the rich and bustling capital of South Korea, into a sea of fire.