Sentence examples for felt frantically from inspiring English sources

The studio so synonymous with the Gran Turismo franchise must have felt frantically rushed to push through a full sequel in the mere 1,107 days that have passed since GT5 rolled out.

Only the dim emergency lighting was working now as dozens of us on the floor, all teenagers really, frantically felt around in the darkness for fire exits.

If I hadn't felt her move for awhile, I frantically called the doctor to see if I could come in to find a heartbeat.

It felt humiliating to be watched as I frantically printed out my personal documents — my mother's estate papers, my spreadsheets for the charity I serve, kids' health forms.

"They're frantically trying to play catch-up, frantically trying to make a global presence felt.

I steadied myself against bamboo scaffolding and was frantically searching my map when I felt a tug at my sleeve.

I'd spend hours compulsively putting on and taking off shirts, frantically trying to find one that felt right.

I frantically remembered everything about myself and then felt safe.

"It was a total mistake, and he felt really bad about it," said Dr. Maurer, who, with other school officials, had frantically searched for the package after it disappeared.

It felt like an action movie where everyone else had evacuated the city and I was the sole idiot frantically driving back in to save someone.

Hannah Shakespeare's screenplay, adapted from a novel by Victoria Redel, frantically bounces between the present and the early 1970's, when Emily was the glum, spoiled daughter of lovebirds so wrapped up in each other that she felt like a lonely bystander.