Sentence examples for frantic of from inspiring English sources
When the thermonuclear warhead turned up missing, we were all frantic, of course.
He has the gift of appearing utterly calm in the most frantic of situations on the pitch.
The N.H.L. trade deadline is 3 p.m. Wednesday, and the days leading to it are always among the most frantic of the season.
As his uproarious 1983 play "Noises Off" so nimbly demonstrated, Michael Frayn is a master of that most frantic of genres: the door-slamming, coincidence-splattered, slapstick-studded genre of farce.
Single mothers on welfare are the most frantic of all: piecing together more than one job to make ends meet and leaving teenagers very much alone in communities devoid of even basic custodial supervision.
Vernell Shaw, who looks like a young Eartha Kitt and was dressed the other day in a brown jersey pants suit that was laced at each calf, gladiator-style, seems the least frantic of mothers.
It praised the song's "cascading drums…and Amerie's frantic, top-of-her-range vocals".
Now there is a lot of frantic closing of barn doors.
May's France visit marked the start of a frantic weekend of armistice diplomacy for Macron.
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To my surprise I felt a pang of nostalgia for the frantic Decembers of the past.
