Sentence examples for frantic on from inspiring English sources

The border crossing between Syria and Lebanon was frantic on Tuesday, as it had been for many months.

Now we've got the point where it's not nearly that frantic on a day-to-day basis and things have gotten a lot calmer.

Broadway can look so frantic on TV that you have to stand back, but CBS seems to be figuring out how to invite viewers in.

The monkeys jumped, danced, frolicked with no control, and flipped epileptically in the air like broken-boned kids frantic on sugar drinks.

Accident and Emergency (A&E) Departments are like the 'reverse swan'; furious and frantic on the surface, exposed for patients and the public to see, and for the media to scrutinise, while underneath it all, there is in fact an established, dynamic, and deliberate pathway.

Mr. Polanski, alas, will not be present to introduce these films, including "Cul-de-Sac," "The Fearless Vampire Killers, or: Pardon Me, but Your Teeth Are in My Neck" and "Rosemary's Baby" on Friday; "Macbeth" and "Che?" on Saturday; "Chinatown" and "The Tenant" on Sunday; "Pirates" and "Frantic" on Monday; "Bitter Moon" and "Death and the Maiden" on Wednesday; and "The Ninth Gate" on Thursday.

The movie, a tale of an avant-garde theater troupe (one of whose members is Mr. Moretti's frantic on-screen alter ego, Michele), became a word-of-mouth sensation.

One more frantic on-call day was the tipping point.

Frantic to hold on to the Nissan account, Robert Schwartz Robert Schwartz, a creative-side executive at Chiat\Day, blocked out a totally new campaign.

That's what makes "Billy On The Street," his frantic, man-on-the-street style game show on Fuse so exciting.

Having decided, apparently, that he had captured the audience's attention with the frantic goings-on of the first scene, Mr. Johanson allowed things to slow down thereafter.