Sentence examples for frenetic evening from inspiring English sources

When the frenetic evening is over, everyone involved in the North Pole effort gathers under a big sign that says — gotta love this — "Mission Accomplished".

There may be only a single frenetic evening to be traversed at Anfield but the Champions League final is a speck in the distance.

Young then limped off injured after a heavy Pablo Zabaleta challenge before referee Dean brought a frenetic evening to a close.  .

Selecting the charismatic young Jerusalem Quartet to play them should also be a wise choice; in the final two concerts, it performs, respectively, an incisive evening program featuring the Third, Seventh, Thirteenth, and Fourteenth Quartets and a less frenetic afternoon recital that offers the Second, Ninth, and Fifteenth Quartets.

In a frenetic morning's trading, the bank's shares had been suspended, re-listed and then suspended again before McKillop called.

His boss – the kind of monomaniacal entrepreneur who favours frenetic midnight phone calls to discuss matters of minor importance – had hired him for a management job, but Franz was consistently undercut by the head honcho's dictatorial machinations.

He spends the rest of a frenetic afternoon wooing his beloved, Amy Spettigue (Lauren Worsham), while dressed as the sporty Oxfordian he is, and fleeing the romantic overtures of not one but two elderly gentlemen when he's trussed up in a corset and tripping over flowing skirts.

With athletes finishing in the top two in their events while also possessing the relevant 'A' standard guaranteed selection for London it was a nervy, frenetic afternoon with the cold conditions far from ideal for big performances.

Marc Guzman, fresh from Lima, Peru, and reuniting with his brother in the international-arrivals section of this city's frenetic airport this afternoon, rolled his eyes at the mention of the new antiterrorism measure that will bar citizens of Peru and many other countries from passing through the United States without visas.

WASHINGTON — It was a frenetic Monday afternoon at Abs Hospital in northern Yemen, with doctors and nurses busily shuttling among the patients and a maternity ward filled with 25 women expecting to give birth.

The dining room for smokers, adjacent to the bar, was pulsating with frenetic fun one evening.