Sentence examples for frenetic by from inspiring English sources

That was a reason to hit pause in an otherwise frenetic off-season, which has been made more frenetic by some new league rules, writes Tim Brown on Yahoo.com.

It's made all the more frenetic by the IOC presidential election on Tuesday.

The rate of construction was frenetic: by the end of September 1940, 18,000 pillboxes and countless other preparations had been completed.

"We call it meatball surgery," said Mr. Meketa of his frenetic, fly-by-the-seat-of-the-pants job.

"We call it meatball surgery," Mr. Meketa said of his frenetic, fly-by-the-seat-of-the-pants job.

If past meetings are any indication, the fortnight will be a hodgepodge of sober debate, extended evening parties and frenetic lobbying by groups attracted by the presence of 5,000 politicians in a single place.

On Mischief Reef, for example, China has built a "fisherman's shelter" in the form of a three-storey concrete fortress, surrounded by five octagonal structures, also in concrete.Such digging-in, accompanied by frenetic military modernisation by most of the claimants, is one reason to worry that the stakes in the South China Sea are becoming bigger.

— Adam Elliott, the drummer and singer of Times New Viking, summed up the South by Southwest Music festival between the frenetic songs by his band, a three-piece from Columbus, Ohio.

The lobby is austere, with plain limestone walls and no flourishes, but, to relieve the tedium of the long walk, Goldman commissioned two impressive abstract murals — an urgent and frenetic composition by Julie Mehretu, on the east side, and a blotchy and colorful one, by Franz Ackermann, on the west.

The book featured frenetic artwork by Ralph Steadman, who illustrated many of Thompson's works.

Religious festivals take place here all year round and the city is frenetic, even by the standards of Indian metropolises.