Mr. Franks kept up a slightly more hectic pace, with a half dozen campaign stops in Hunterdon and Union Counties.
"This is a happy continuation, at a slightly less hectic pace, of a long expansion," said Chris Varvares, the president of Macroeconomic Advisers, a consulting firm in St . Louis
Today, one of my sources told me: "Ashley's done a lot, but as a new dad he's probably looking forward to a slightly less hectic lifestyle.
Unlike BookExpo America, which takes place every year in New York at the Javits Center and has a hectic, slightly shopworn vibe, A.W.P. feels like a giant reunion of English majors thrilled to be back at school.
Mr. Fry revels in the chaos of the plot, and the profusion of arch one-liners and zany set pieces gives the picture a hectic, slightly out-of-control feel.
She attempted to make his egg-and-bacon ice cream from the recipe published in his book, The Big Fat Duck Cookbook, altering the recipe slightly due to her hectic workload and guessing when she did not have the right tools.
Any hype generated by this hectic, accidentally pitched-up, and slightly wonky slice of pop brilliance, though, is thoroughly deserved.
Authentic puzzle mysteries are an endangered species in these hectic times, so it's a genuine, if slightly perverse, kick to follow every byzantine clue in this bizarre game.
At thirty-three, Riefenstahl was a strikingly attractive if hectic figure, with dark hair, chiselled features, and an obsidian gaze intensified by eyes set slightly too close together.
A small, slightly built dancer with beautifully tapering feet, Ms. Schandorff was more wren than swan here, tending to disappear into the hectic stage picture.
