Sentence examples for becoming frantic from inspiring English sources

As conditions worsen across Europe and borders tighten, the situation is becoming frantic.

As I got closer, I realized that there was a dog in the car, that the windows of the car were closed and that those concerned passers-by were becoming frantic.

If you're right with her, talking softly to her may keep her from becoming frantic.

"I know it's here somewhere, unless someone stole it," Grace says, his search becoming more frantic.

He was becoming increasingly frantic as he seemed to realize that he did not have enough money to cover the check.

Against this backdrop the likes of the King's Fund and the NHS Confederation are becoming increasingly frantic in their warnings about what needs to happen and the consequences of inaction.

"My mother was becoming extremely frantic at this time – you know, screaming at him, crying down the phone at him," says Katherine.

Preparations in Bangkok have become frantic.

But just I was becoming ever more frantic in my attempts to find it – and I still haven't – I recalled snippets of our half-hour conversation.

He had a wireless connection from his room to the college office where the printer was, so he set the thing going, and ran downstairs to check on it, but then something went wrong, so he ran up again, and down again, becoming more and more frantic.

Each session begins at a slow, steady pace with the action gradually becoming more intense and frantic as you progress.