Sentence examples for frantic track from inspiring English sources

An already frantic track from 1972's "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars" is downright manic in this live clip from London's Hammersmith Odeon in 1973.

No Secretary of State has been more peregrine than Kerry, and the movie aims to match his frantic schedule, tracking him from Vietnam to Greenland.

He watched on television like most people, spent some frantic time tracking down friends, and did not, he said, think about NYC2012 until many hours later.

Today, strollers are frequently startled by frantic cries of "Track!" as new-breed runners come pelting by.

Their character ranges from slyly furtive ("Moon Bird," inspired by Miró) to gracefully frantic (the title track) to starkly elegiac ("A Generation Comes and Another Goes"), often shape-shifting in mid-song.

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A less frantic method of tracking the town's history is to take the brief, undemanding tours of several of its exemplary dwellings and public buildings.

When two payroll guards were murdered in a daylight robbery in Braintree, Mass., in April 1920, frantic police officers tracked down what they thought was the getaway car.

Accompanied by Alex, Scottie and Alex's unhelpfully wisecracking friend Sid, Matt embarks on a frantic road trip to track down the initially unknown man and bring him to say goodbye to Joanie.

With less weight to shift laterally across the car when it turns, less is being asked of the tires themselves at their frantic interface with the track.

It is impossible to say with authority how many family members endured frantic days trying to track down a loved one.