Sentence examples for fairly frantic from inspiring English sources
After about an hour of fairly frantic cricket, the tide starts coming in and everyone jumps into their boats and retreats as the pitch disappears for another year.
He could interview Michele Rawson, the communications chairwoman for Central School in Warren, who could not reach one of the class mothers on her snow chain list at 5 30 a.m., and left five fairly frantic messages before finding out the woman was actually in Florida.
Crowley was bewildered and concerned by the endeavor, complaining to Germer of being "fairly frantic when I contemplate the idiocy of these louts".
There's no question that Microsoft is fairly frantic to try to keep Internet Explorer in the future of web browsing conversation.
Today in a call with reporters preceded by a frantic if fairly uneventful distraction-pushing media blitz, Facebook responded to a damning New York Times story published yesterday that cited interviews with more than 50 sources privy to Facebook's decision making.
Ever ready to vindicate the queen, Fraser intimates that her frantic bouts of partying allayed the melancholia caused by her "fairly lugubrious experience of sex".
"I'm fairly certain that I've been called a racist," Lena (Dickinson), a resident of Clybourne Park, says, despite frantic defensive protestations from her new, white neighbor Steve Jeremy ShamosSteve Jeremy Shamos
Frantic calls were dialed.
Frantic bailout attempts failed.
Frantic preparations followed.
