She fled home from school absolutely frantic with joy.
Only after they arrived did their mother, frantic with joy, tell them that lines had been forming at the theater box office all day.
But in her increasingly frantic efforts to taste joy for herself and her sister, she tasted only ashes.
The movement of Shelley's verse imitates the rhythm of orgasm in a way that still feels startling: He reared his shuddering limbs, and quelled His gasping breath, and spread his arms to meet Her panting bosom;... she drew back a while, Then, yielding to the irresistible joy, With frantic gesture and short breathless cry Folded his frame in her dissolving arms.
— For four years, the Phoenix Suns have made basketball look like a joy ride, a frantic series of full-court sprints, pull-up 3-pointers and rim-rattling dunks.
The moment of joy dimmed when his frantic behavior played out over and over at their home in Crown Heights.
A frantic, hectic, and over-scheduled life has little time for joy because joy and busy are uneasy partners; while a certain amount of being busy is healthy and fulfilling, being too busy all the time leaves little room for joy.
But there was to be no spoiling Rotherham's party despite a frantic finish and the final whistle saw scenes of joy at the New York Stadium as fans flooded the pitch to celebrate survival.
The band's exuberant melodies and co-ed harmonies, tinged by Harriet Campesinos' violin playing and Gareth's frantic glockenspiel, reinvest indie-rock with an often-ignored virtue: joy.
ST. LOUIS — The frantic finish and the subsequent overtime left North Carolina drained of emotion, joy, even a sense of accomplishment.
