Sentence examples for freaking to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shelton and Ms. Lambert like to tweak the rule makers too, happily using "freaking" to modify adjectives and verbs in their acceptance speeches.

But I'll never forget my first viewing of Episode Four in a shopping mall near Boston, Massachusetts in the summer of 1977 – excitingly, months before it had been released in the UK – and freaking to that irresistibly corny, syrupy, exclamatory theme from John Williams.

It has been pretty freaking huge to be able to accomplish that.

Women aren't cats, we aren't pets, we are just people trying to cross the freaking street to get an ice-cream cone.

But someone needs to be a freaking genius to pull off a 300-page experimental novel.

So it's really freaking difficult to even understand what you're allowed to build, the conditions you need to satisfy, and how to best meet those conditions.

The game is aiming to be a major cross-platform AR experience with users being able to utilize smartphones, smartwatches, computers and even freaking drones to play.

It's natural, when you're freaking out, to accept simple and dramatic, even melodramatic, explanations.

* Shot of middle-aged man freaking out to music of his youth (this year, Primal Scream).

Long-jumpers will sit in their chairs, freaking out to dubstep or grime.

It was also interesting watching young Muslim women wearing head scarves freaking out to Korean pop.