Sentence examples for a hectic one from inspiring English sources

BuThet doesecondake your festival any safer".

The Numbers story is a hectic one.

It is not wild to suggest the end of the window could be a hectic one.

These parents, Mr. Shanholtzer said, prefer that their youngsters eat a leisurely breakfast in school than a hectic one at home.

Within months my British cynicism faded, my short-lived gig at the Guardian became a long-lived one at TechCrunch, I settled into a social scene – first a hectic one, then a more grown-up one, I (finally) quit drinking, I shed 42 pounds (the "quit drinking, start walking up hills" diet) and generally made myself at home in the skin of an adopted Northern Californian.

Still, this summer will be a hectic one for the leading lady as she promotes her upcoming flick, "We're the Millers," out Aug. 9.

I meet McGinn in her airy classroom in Montgomery Village, a suburb of Washington, D.C. She's taught all day and supervised a hectic one-hour rehearsal, but she's running on palpable enthusiasm.

While the plot of the original movie was seamlessly structured, contrasting the Eden of life with owner Andy to the Inferno of Sid's post-punk nightmare next door, its sequel offers a hectic, one-note sequence of chase and rescue, and the bad guy's lair is simply a drab museum of 50s artefacts.

Mr. Rudolph and the screenwriter, Bud Shrake, keep the film frantically overcrowded; there are subplots involving everybody's home life, and Doc has a particularly hectic one.

This is, after all, the week before the Fourth of July, perhaps the most hectic one of the year for a boat mechanic -- certainly for Mr. McCaughey, 49, who is like a surgeon "on call" for all maintenance work at the 300-slip marina.

These last days, with the pace of arrivals so hectic, one corpse is often placed beside another, sometimes three and four at a time, strangers burning together, ashes to ashes and bones to bones.