Sentence examples for become frazzled from inspiring English sources

But there are times when he gets so overworked that he truly does become frazzled and forgets to consciously police himself".

Now that every MacBook is an Abbey Road studio you can destroy with one fumbled Frappuccino, it can seem as though 87% of Americans have become frazzled troubadours knocking out no-fi fuzz-folk albums in the hope of bagging the ultimate US-indie prize: the company of Zooey Deschanel.

A good party is not about cooking so many intricate and glamorous recipes that you become frazzled by the experience.

"It becomes not just uncomfortable, but distressing to a point where the brain is not able to cope and becomes frazzled". And using music as torture can have long-lasting effects: "The thing about trauma is that the brain remembers the experience," he goes on.

They immediately became frazzled and rudely informed me that no, they did not want my help.

The next she had swapped her orange wig for tousled black to become a frazzled twentysomething American on the most sensational rock tour of the 1960s.

He would go two days without sleeping, she said, then become so frazzled that he depended on his family to carry out life's daily chores, like shopping and cleaning.

But if Halloween, the Remix, is popular with children, it has become one more irritation for frazzled parents, many of them still without power, unsure who else is participating or worried Halloween II will mean a second haul of sugar and chocolate for children who already went out Monday.

Recently, it has also become something of a retreat for frazzled restaurateurs; most notably John Burton Race, a former Michelin star-chasing, high-octane chef drawn there, he says, because he fell in love with the hedgerows, quiet lanes and deserted sandy beaches.

High-frequency traders and their offshoots the public trading venues that cater to them and the private "dark pools" that seek to shut them out have become lightning rods for criticism among frazzled individual investors and grandstanding politicians who are shocked shocked!–to find Wall Street trying to make a buck at a time like this.

High-frequency traders and their offshoots--the public trading venues that cater to them and the private "dark pools" that seek to shut them out--have become lightning rods for criticism among frazzled individual investors and grandstanding politicians who are shocked--shocked --to find Wall shocked--shocked --to a buck at a time like thishocked--shocked --to