Sentence examples for frenetic start from inspiring English sources

The match had got off to a frenetic start.

The frenetic start is hampered by an incident and the safety car is out.

Activity and price growth have been slowing since late last summer following a frenetic start to 2014.

— The state of Coach Bill O'Brien's office in the Penn State football building was a visual reflection of the frenetic start to his tenure.

The race got off to a frenetic start as David Coulthard's session came to an almost immediate end when the Scot crashed heavily.

In response, and continuing the frenetic start, John Terry was denied only by a stunning De Gea save on five minutes when the Chelsea captain's header from Willian's corner was acrobatically tipped over the bar by the United goalkeeper.

These missions were frenetic from start to finish, coming hard and fast, one after another.

The frenetic journey started with beating a snowstorm and making it to New York last Monday.

Williams was remembered on long-running US TV programme The Tonight Show on Tuesday night, on which he made numerous fast-talking, frenetic appearances starting with his debut in 1981.

Of course, there was that moment when we passed within what seemed like five feet astern of the South African boat, Shosholoza, but compared to the frenetic pre-start, the atmosphere was positively office-like.

The first couple of hours are frenetic, like the start of a good jumble sale.