Sentence examples for frantic days from inspiring English sources

Now the challenge has grown for investigators trying to determine exactly what happened in those last frantic days.

The movie catches Michael during four frantic days in which the strains in his life are wearing him out.

After three frantic days of searching, Chanel's body was found in a garbage bag on Kingston Avenue.

For four frantic days, the museum, in a converted school in Long Island City, Queens, resembled a construction site.

After several frantic days, he said, "It was decided that there was only one place in China that is absolutely safe, and that's the U.S. Embassy".

The Kleiers, meanwhile, pull together an open house in four frantic days for a three-bedroom $4.65 million co-op on Park Avenue.

The bubble market of the 1990s, with its frantic day-trading in high-tech stocks, belonged mainly to the under-45s.

This system is usually described as thirty days of unpaid work followed by a single frantic day in which workers get to keep whatever gold they can haul out for themselves.

A frantic day's lobbying in Beijing may now have won the necessary approval--and belatedly shown that the difference between red chips and blue chips goes far beyond their respective price-to-earnings ratios.

A frantic day and night of fast-moving tornadoes and severe thunderstorms churned across the South and the Midwest on Friday, leaving behind at least 27 deaths, hundreds of injuries and countless damaged buildings in several states.

The every-day-is-Election-Day effects of early voting have transformed modern campaigning, from the Bruce Springsteen concerts the Obama campaign organized this month to mobilize supporters to the polls, to the less glamorous databases that the campaigns keep to track potential early voters as their get-out-the-vote operations have stretched into weeks instead of one frantic day.