Sentence examples for becomes frantic from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, we've been here too often before with Bausch, and at times the straining for effect becomes frantic.

Then, when the laser light is turned on to activate specific neurons in the LH-VTA circuit, the animal becomes frantic, running and licking the floor.

When the place becomes frantic, service can get a bit rough at the edges (our waitress presented the bill without asking if we wanted dessert).

"Short-statured" women work in bookstores, and one narrator confides: "I often feel this way - the gaze transfixing me just as a needle transfixes a worm which, dazed at first, soon becomes frantic". Poor Nirmal Verma, let down once again - not just by the English but by the English language as well.

After 1940, the pace of acquisition becomes frantic, obsessive, and the names of the European masters are often matched in provenance with names of some of the greatest art-collecting families and dealers of the early twentieth century: Goudstikker, Rothschild, Rosenberg, Wildenstein.

Preparations in Bangkok have become frantic.

The drummers' rhythm became frantic.

His attacks on himself became frantic.

As the search became frantic and hopeless, he became dejected.

Instead, the man became frantic, insisting he had to continue.

As I watched the cooking time expanding into hours, not minutes, I became frantic.