Sentence examples for frantic because of from inspiring English sources

Invariably, the girl is wide-eyed and frantic — because of an unreturned text, a hankering for vodka, or an imminent bad choice.

This year the work has been particularly frantic because hundreds of umbrellas were laid to waste by Hurricane Sandy.

A man goes to the doctor, frantic because every inch of his body is in pain: "I touch my head and it hurts!

The Premier League is different to La Liga and the Bundesliga, not just because it is more frantic, but because of the players its mid-ranking teams are now able to muscle out of other leagues.

While the Jackson tribute had been in preparation for months, most of the performances come together in a few weeks or even days before the show, in a rush of production activity made even more frantic this year because of the earlier date, Mr. Ehrlich said.

MacCulloch added: "A lot of guys on the floor are kind of frantic, because maybe they're making a run.

"For a lot of guys baseball becomes mentally frantic, because there are so many decisions to make.

She was frantic because her cat was missing.

Our lives are hectic and frantic because they are centered around work.

We need his frantic indecision, because much of the film comes dangerously close to feeling stalled or stuck.

Don't you write a blog?" Before I could reply, "And weren't you just in a hot tub?" I remember that conversation, and consequently the affronting photo, because the frantic butterfly wings of my heart took flight as I fleetingly worried she'd wrongly assume I led a life of happy hot-tub leisure and little more.