Sentence examples for being frantically from inspiring English sources

In all cases the impression is that the pieces are being frantically formed as we watch.

Of course, Harlem is being frantically renovated, and it has changed since they first moved there.

There is never a moment when we are not being frantically jolted and dislodged by some tic or quirk.

In 1982, she took the entrance exams for Oxford but was not accepted, and instead studied French at Exeter, a university with a reputation for being "frantically posh," as Rowling put it.

Of course, these soldiers were promptly fired when Paul Bremer took over, only now they are being frantically rehired as part of the reversal of the de-Ba'athification policy.

Vanderbilt grew up on Staten Island, the son of ambitious farmers who were determined to profit from the commercial bounty being frantically pursued in the booming city across the bay.

People were frantically searching for their relatives.

So rich countries are frantically trying to cancel orders.

They in turn are frantically rejigging foodstuffs to be cheaper.

Ohio State is frantically trying to avoid one.

Aid officials were frantically trying to redirect supplies.