Sentence examples for frantically asking from inspiring English sources

Just before the goal, Shea waved his hands frantically, asking for the ball.

She told the Guardian at the time how she was frantically asking everyone she knew whether they had news from her husband, while she waited at the port.

On the sidelines, Clive Woodward was giddiness restrained, frantically asking his backroom staff: "How long left, how long left?" He didn't have long to wait.

During Wimbledon, a reporter from The Daily Mail, a London newspaper, spent two days frantically asking other journalists for help identifying the 14 people photographed in Serena Williams's guest box.

"Who shot my brother?" Neighbors said they saw a man run out of the two-story building about 3 p.m., frantically asking for help before momentarily collapsing on the ground.

I would drop the word 'my partner', then see if there was this moment of confusion in the other's eye, indicating they had understood and they are frantically asking themselves how to react.

They frantically asked waiters (who spoke no English) to tell them where the girls had gone, and started 'looking pathetically' for the fish tank.

By Harold Ross The New Yorker, February 25 , 1933P. 14 A woman called up Longmans, Green & Co., publishers, and rather frantically asked what to do with a child who had just misbehaved.

As he ran toward the finish line at the N.C.A.A. Division III national championship course in Waverly, Iowa — he had stationed himself at the four-mile mark to urge his runners on — Donnelly frantically asked the first of them he saw, Anders Hulleberg, how he had done.

Marge pulls out her cell phone and calls Colby Kraus and frantically asks for his guidance.

The scene where Grant frantically asks Hepburn where his bone is was shot from 10 am until well after 4 pm because of the stars' laughing fits.