Sentence examples for Frenetic time from inspiring English sources

And it's a frenetic time too.

It's a frenetic time on the culinary TV front.

Perhaps, given the length and cost of their journeys, they prefer to arrive at a less frenetic time.

And they move fast, because their schedules are frenetic, time is short, and beauty, as is well known, is fleeting.

I think the event will be remembered as a cautionary service, conservative in spirit and progressive in principle, to a frenetic time.

It's been a very frenetic time and I wanted to get to know the people and talk about where the business was and where it was heading".

(Grisey himself spoke of the difference between the sort of super-slow time experienced by whales as opposed to the frenetic time-scale of insects).

It can be done alone or with a guide (digital or human), and with so much hand-wringing about our frenetic, time-poor lifestyles and information overload, it seems to offer a wholesome solution: a quiet port in the storm and an opportunity for self-examination.

(Grisey himself spoke of the difference between the sort of super-slow time experienced by whales as opposed to the frenetic time-scale of insects.) Listen to the opening of Vortex Temporum, and the way in which flourishes of notes in the ensemble spin out of the orbit of the piano music (based on a flute solo from Ravel's Daphnis et Chloé).

While appraisals are generally intended to reflect the market value of a house, an overheated real estate market can sometimes lead buyers to offer more for a house than it would be worth in less frenetic times.

RUBEN Santiago-Hudson's play, "Lackawanna Blues," which is about goodness, caring and helping, seems out of step with these frenetic times, where many are obsessed with anxiety, consumed by fear.