Sentence examples for frantic totally from inspiring English sources

This frantic, totally mad race forward.

And nothing is worse than waiting until the last minute and finding yourself in a packed mall "all frazzled and frantic and totally depressed as you're rummaging through all this pawed-over merchandise," Ms. Whitney said.

In so many areas of our increasingly frantic world, we have totally lost sight of what might be called the "Disaster Clock," which runs slowly but inexorably and is calibrated in century swatches.

They tell a frantic and, at the start, not totally clear story of an encounter in a Dublin hostel on New Year's Eve , 1999

The seals keep it all totally waterproof, even including frantic dashes to the platform, and of course it's lovely and hot on a cold winter's morning.

His name is synonymous with the kind of frantic and frenetic house that'd sound totally at home on Dance Mania way back when.

"We get these frantic e-mails from users saying they are totally cut off now".

All at a frantic pace.

Frantic, fast-moving camera shots reinforced the excitement, which produced something totally new for the small screen.

Daily Dose: Dana Walden and Gary Newman, the heads of 20th Century Fox Television who are over Fox Broadcasting as well, are not totally abandoning the network's new strategy of getting away from pilot season, those frantic months in early spring when all the networks scramble for scripts, writers and actors for new shows.

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.