Sentence examples for Quite hectic from inspiring English sources
"It's quite hectic balancing.
All quite hectic apparently.
Is publicising books quite hectic?
"Supermarkets here are quite hectic, packed full and high with narrow aisles.
This has got quite hectic since the equaliser, both teams nervous, both teams with the Battle Fever on.
Work starts in July and whoever gets the contract is going to have to deal with me more than anyone, so it's quite a hectic time.
Without being quite as hectic as Soho, this part of town has more varied street life than nearby Mayfair, including Middle Eastern cafés and barbers and a nascent clutch of independent shops, bars and restaurants that are optimistically dubbed "Portman Village" on nearby New Quebec Street.
Perhaps no salon was quite so hectic last week as Pilo Arts, a 22-year-old beauty parlor and spa in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn, which has bestowed upon its senior stylist, Paul Pastore, the title of artistic director, and which boasts a colorist who as Jude LaBarca, an owner, put it, "brings in $250,000 a year in color".
The texture is messy and hectic looking, quite deliberately so.
The surrounding walls flow with images of city streets, and Goold overlaps scenes quite brilliantly, capturing the hectic speed of modern life and of imaginative leaps.
