Sentence examples for frantic demanding from inspiring English sources

Now the economies of their host countries aren't doing so well... at least for the working classes... and they've gotten tired of the frantic, demanding "First World" lifestyle.

Toy sellers gearing up for what figures to be one of the weakest Christmas seasons on record aren't wasting time pumping up that $100-plus hot toy designed to spur weak-willed parents to cave to frantic, demanding kids.

Such pampered service affords a welcome respite from the frantic demands of urban life, but does not come cheaply.

James S. Miller, the dean of admissions at Brown University, figured this could be the year that the frantic demand for admission under binding early-decision programs might begin to subside.

The treasury division's main responsibility was meeting Mr. Corzine's increasingly frantic demands for liquidity to support his high-risk and ultimately disastrous bet on the debt of shaky European nations.

These plot-advancing moments are generic but not charmless -- it's a relief to see them in civilian clothes every once in a while, freed from the frantic demands of whiteface.

Another sign of how the Super Bowl ad landscape has returned to normalcy is the lessening of the frantic demand for commercial time compared with last year, when the dot-coms bid up prices.

The map is large enough for you to race about looking for cover or cunning vantage points; but it's small enough to ensure the action is frantic and demanding.

This one was urgent, demanding, frantic even.

It quickly ramps up to frantic, often excruciating, difficulty, demanding lightning fast reactions and co-ordination to track the action across two screens.

Jittery, uncertain and assuming the worst, many people have answered these questions by forswearing air travel, purchasing gas masks and radiation detectors, placing frantic calls to pediatricians demanding vaccinations against exotic diseases or rushing out to fill prescriptions for Cipro, an antibiotic most experts consider an unnecessary defense against anthrax.