Sentence examples for frantic to learn from inspiring English sources
And in the rush for cabs after evening shows let out last week, it was easy to spy Ms. Wintour's fellow editors racing home to catch the snowboarder Shaun White impersonate a space shuttle in the halfpipe at Whistler, or frantic to learn whether the figure skater Evan Lysacek would risk a quadruple jump in the long program.
For days after the bombings, the F.B.I. flew its planes, including a Gulfstream 5 jet, between Boston and Washington, ferrying evidence gathered at the scene to the F.B.I.'s crime laboratories for DNA analysis in a frantic effort to learn who the bombers were.
Couple that with reports of frantic googling by British citizens trying to learn what the EU that they just voted to leave actually is, and the case for a "do-over" becomes compelling.
The Prices joined scores of others in a frantic search of Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery, just west of St . Louis as they tried to learn whether their relatives' graves were intact.
Throughout the day, in frantic phone calls and e-mail messages, friends and relatives separated by an ocean tried to learn whether loved ones had been on the flight.
But a year ago, the frantic pace had slowed down enough that Duolingo could ask more fundamental questions about what it takes to learn a foreign language.
In these more illuminating personal passages, in which her script becomes messier, more frantic, we learn about the complexities of her relationship with BB, her hopes and critiques of her daughters, and her self-deprecatory image of herself.
She is a lefty who learned her fly-fishing on saltwater, so her cast has none of the frantic to and fro that betrays trout fishermen who take up saltwater fly-fishing after years on the stream.
I was just frantic to get him back.
I've always had something I was frantic to write.
