Sentence examples for frantic holiday from inspiring English sources

Not only was that number insufficient to move all the frantic holiday travelers with tickets for Friday, it also meant airports added to the number of frustrated passengers.

The online-auction market for collectors, hobbyists and sellers of second-hand goods has had a frantic holiday season, and the post-Christmas period is expected to be just as lively.

In that case, Mr. Kling, frantic during the holiday rush of Greenspring's catalogue business, asked M.P.R.'s employees to lend a hand in exchange for a contribution to a charity of their choice.

The holidays are frantic times, full of hustle and bustle and cocktail parties and big dinners.

She was like those people who retire to a place where they have holidayed, and in this holiday place become frantic with boredom and solitude.

Also, teasers at "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" screenings over the holiday weekend showed frantic rock crowds cheering while snippets of Axl-sounding screeches and guitars played.

By the end of the year we are so frazzled and exhausted after a long year of work topped off by a frantic (and often over-indulgent!) holiday season.

Online retail always surges around the holidays, and with the frantic purchasing of gifts come the inevitable deluge of email receipts.

On a holiday Ram had ignored her frantic telegrams about their first baby's illness, finally returning to Delhi only to dissolve in remorse when he finds that the child had died.

Starting on Monday, he's increasing his pickets to 60. "People are more frantic the closer you get to the holiday," Bastion said.

But the fact that all of this frantic money-raising is occurring during the holiday season--supposedly a celebration of the spirit of giving rather than receiving--seems rather, well, unseasonable.