Sentence examples for become hectic from inspiring English sources

At the time, jobs were plentiful, but now work is scarce and low-income families' lives have become hectic balancing acts to keep the few benefits they have.

When things become hectic, the system filters distractions, blocking calls and all warnings or other messages that are not critical for safety.

Though their schedules have become hectic, the tanker crew members said they were glad to be involved in the operation, even from a distance.

Why has life seem to have become hectic to the point where parents and children alike are driven beyond the point of distraction, literally, in car pools and packed minivans laden with with lacrosse sticks, soccer gear and last week's take-out dinner?

I think our lives have become hectic, our commutes longer, our working hours and days longer.

Yet, in the nobly tragic Prelude in B minor (Op. 32, No. 10), the performance became hectic and muddled.

His emotional state became hectic, and his health gave way—he may have suffered an attack of tuberculosis and in September 1768 he returned home to Frankfurt without a degree.

The Willem de Kooning retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York is a revelation, giving a sense of this Dutch-born artist's obsession with the female form which, when figure and ground are conflated, becomes hectic, fleshy abstract expressionist landscapes.

When there was shortage of colleagues at the workplace, the day became hectic.

The only disadvantage is that on weekends it might become too hectic to get sound Scotch advice.

As life has become more hectic, and the speed of technological change has increased, so art itself has upped its pace.