Sentence examples for frantic to pay from inspiring English sources

The show's set producers were apparently "too frantic to pay any attention" to the artwork.

Writing on her personal website, she claims the show's set producers were "too frantic to pay any attention" to the artwork.

"Set designers were too frantic to pay any attention to us; they were busy constructing a hyper-realistic set that addressed everything from the plastic laundry pins to the frayed edges of outdoor plastic curtains.

None of the other TARP Seven complained at all, although Citigroup began a frantic effort to pay back its TARP money, too.

WASHINGTON — In the hectic last week before she became secretary of state, Hillary Rodham Clinton squeezed in a Bon Jovi benefit concert in New York, part of a frantic effort to pay off the debt from her presidential campaign.

"This makes me sick because you can see how Zifa is making frantic efforts to pay off former coaches Valinhos [Jose Claudinei Georgini] and Tom Saintfiet who they owe as well.

After a weekend of frantic negotiations, Brussels is to pay 4 billion euros ($5.3 billion) to take the Belgian assets of Dexia, the vanquished lender, into public ownership.

Increasingly frantic to pass a bill to pay for the war in Iraq before they leave for a spring recess, Senate and House leaders struggled today to persuade a leading senator to drop his insistence on a series of special interest provisions.

For about three weeks before I was due to pay him a visit, my frantic emails, calls, and text messages went unanswered.

If it takes two laptops to pay for the weekly drugs' shop rather than one, frantic addicts will start attacking people in the streets for their wallets and purses.

Sandra Hightower became almost frantic with the combined tasks of caring for her daughter and trying to figure out how to pay for the increasingly expensive treatments.