Converse of object

• escape: Or simply relax and escape the hustle of your world before your next flight.

• enjoy: Come and enjoy the hustle and bustle on the first Saturday of every month.

• watch: As Essara watched the daily hustle and bustle unfold he idly plucked his harp.

• leave: Reigate's stunning surrounding countryside offers the perfect tonic to relax and leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

• experience: You can also experience the hustle and bustle of fish landings at the local market at the harbor.

• avoid: Khumjung would make an interesting alternative stopping place to Namche Bazar if trekkers wished to avoid the hustle and bustle of the bazaar.

Adjective modifier

• usual: So if you fancy some time away from life's usual hustle and bustle, Kent is the perfect choice.

• everyday: Its exposed beams and tranquil surroundings make it a perfect escape from the everyday office hustle and bustle.

Modifies a noun

• bustle: Low flying aircraft kiss the roofs; the hustle bustle of cars on the ground.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• off: By now, the churchyard had emptied, the bishop no doubt hustled off to be plied with sherry at the local rectory.

• out: In the end Saints were hustled out of the cup by a home side who deserved their victory.

Noun used with modifier

• day: What you see is the genuine day to day hustle and bustle of Morroccan life.

Preposition: of

• life: Just a two-hour drive from Toronto, this resort is a complete escape from the hustle of urban life.

• city: These apartments will be popular with middle-class Estonians and foreign buyers interested in a pleasant living environment away from the hustle of the city.