Sentence examples for frantic place from inspiring English sources

Having lived in the capital for just two years, I find London a troubled, frantic place, full of desperate people from every background.

The British publishing industry is a frantic place that is driven by the whims of the newsstand -- 80percentt of magazines come from single-copy sales.

It was a frantic place and Scherick was a dynamic, forceful executive who frequently battled with the equally strong-willed Jack Lubell, a producer-director for S.P.I. "It was originally just the three of us, Ed, Jack and me, and then we added people like Roone," said Chet Simmons, who would later run NBC Sports and ESPN.

The Toro Rosso of Daniel Ricciardo, Force India's Paul di Resta, Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne and the Mercedes of Nico Rosberg, who had been eighth until Maldonado's crash led to frantic place-swapping, followed.

I searched and I crawled all over the place, Frantic and frenzied I picked up the pace.

The rise in refugee numbers has caused a frantic scramble to place roofs over their heads.

Frantic negotiations took place after congressmen unexpectedly voted against the federal government's $700 billion bail-out of America's banking system.

Headlining this castle was Sheffield's Offmenut Records' bassline dons, Squire of Gothos and Phatworld, keeping the place frantic for the remaining few hours of Saturday night.

"Executive privilege" was restricted by the Supreme Court in the Nixon case and further circumscribed by the courts in Clinton's frantic attempts to place himself above the law.

"A frantic search took place as I returned to the negotiations without it … Eventually Jeremy Heywood, Norman Lamont's able private secretary, let out a whoop of delight.

Party leaders, such as they are, will place frantic calls to former Governor Jeb Bush of Florida or current Governors Mitch Daniels of Indiana and Chris Christie of New Jersey, or even to Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin.