Sentence examples for frantically though from inspiring English sources
Here we are, then, at Blandings (Sunday, 6.30pm, BBC1), watching, pink gin in hand, as indignant pigs and buffoonish gadabouts charleston frantically though a 1920s hewn from trifle and tubas.
A bundle of energy and tension, accused of being more entertaining at the side of the pitch than his team is on it, waving his way frantically though his routine, celebrating goals by punching Valencia's unsuspecting delegate, something had to give some time.
In an effort to be thin (read that as normal) or really cute (read that as anorexic) I tried frantically, though not successfully, to over-control not only what I ate, but also how I ate (I once fasted for almost a year on liquid protein), when I ate (I would not eat after 3pm ) and where I ate and even who I ate it with.
(Flicks frantically through the Radio Times).
Though his visiting-professor's office is somewhat bare, the desk was cluttered, and he sorted frantically through piles looking for something while mumbling: "Greg will be here soon.
But though he frantically searched the sky, there wasn't a sign of the birds & "suddenly, frighteningly, everything was silent again".
Though doctors worked frantically to resuscitate her, 92 minutes later, according to Thomas A. Moore, the lawyer representing her estate, she died.
You sense that, on some level, he's been frantically back-pedalling ever since, though the stream of critical hosannas and $386m worldwide box office for what was the 11th Star Trek feature film deflected a large chunk of the scorn.
Inside, I sat in a huge waiting room and frantically reviewed my citizenship questions, even though I knew them by heart.
The past few decades have produced an astonishing profusion of memorials — it's as though we're amnesiacs frantically scribbling notes to ourselves about a future we're destined to forget.
In the fall of 2011 though, there I was, frantically trying to find a vein while listening to my manager ask fellow restaurant staff where I'd run off to from the other side of the door.
