Sentence examples for freaking with from inspiring English sources

My advice to casting agents: start looking for a shorter, wider, younger, paler Christopher Walken, more freaked out than freaking, with pumpkin-colored locks.

The Internet has lifted this charming piece of flotsam on our shores, reminding us that MP3 players don't have to look like monoliths of jet ebony but can, in fact, be shaped like tiny little freaking rabbits with a little rabbit house with video out.

At a time when most of Northern Europe was freaking out – with canceled flights and sold-out trains leaving travelers with little or no hope – Comuto stepped up and saw a massive surge in the use of their carpooling platform; stranded travelers realized that their next best option was to catch a ride in a stranger's car rather than wait for space to free-up on trains and planes.

We are freaking out with a vengance.

He looks the type who will come live into the studio!! https://t.co/UYoNiOmoXP I'm so freaking excited with the Klopp signing!

State legislatures are frequently the subject of derision, but lately they have been freaking out with such alarming intensity that you'd think a mad scientist had surrounded state capitols with electrodes just to see what would come popping out.

Claire, Caitriona's character, is "mysteriously swept back in time to 1743" – know how she feels, it's always happily just before a quarter to six in my world – but, rather than freaking out with feminine inevitability, uses her hard-headed knowledge to dig out musket bullets, sterilise them and save a few fine lives.

It makes you feel like freaking Rambo with a gut.

Still, it's twelve freaking dollars with the next competing unit, likely the SanDisk Sansa Clip+ runs just over $40.

It means it's a freaking robot with a chainsaw that can climb trees and swing that thing around all day long.

To me, this whole thing just proves that mainstream media are justifiably freaking out with their eyes wide shut to what's happening instead of learning and adapting to the new age of journalism.