Sentence examples for frantic evening from inspiring English sources
Until last night, the most frantic evening had taken place on Saturday, July 14, after the Cyclones came steaming across the harbor.
It is a frantic evening that culminates in, essentially, a straightforward show.
He liked to say that he fled Germany in one frantic evening after Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi minister of propaganda, asked Lang to run its film division.
This suspected Japanese raid -- coming soon after the Pearl Harbor bombing, and just one day after a confirmed Japanese submarine attack off the Santa Barbara coast -- touched off a massive barrage of anti-aircraft fire, with some 1400 shells shot into the skies over Los Angeles during the frantic evening.
On Friday morning, after a 20-hour final negotiating session, lawmakers, Congressional aides, lobbyists and the banking industry were still sorting through the legislative rubble of a frantic night of deal-making, edits and adjustments that left even some of those who worked most closely on the bill confused about exactly how some of the final details turned out.
The mandate of the Constituent Assembly, which also functions as an interim legislature, has been extended twice in frantic midnight negotiations.
She makes a frantic midnight run to find some, eventually trying to stop a milk truck in the early morning hours, her hair standing on edge.
There were no fairytale endings for this pair while Adil Rashid, throughout a frantic afternoon and evening, experienced more agonising ups and downs than Sisyphus.
He smokes cigarette after cigarette and has not changed out of the Che Guevara T-shirt and blue jeans he wore on that frantic afternoon.
But I couldn't decide what to do first without a cup of tea, and I couldn't have my tea until I cleared the kitchen table and counters, littered with the detritus of a frantic morning.
Swiss burghers who have Zurich's home insurance and lose their keys, for instance, no longer face a frantic midnight search for an available locksmith — or a crowbar.
