Sentence examples for going to be frantic from inspiring English sources

These last 18 minutes are going to be frantic.

Given the timetable of Olympic bidding, preparing for a Games is always going to be a frantic beat-the-clock undertaking (except for super-efficient China in 2008).

"It's going to be a frantic end of the year," he warns.

Hiddleston suspects that his last, frantic year is going to be impossible to replicate and that he had best enjoy the moment while it lasts, even if it means his girlfriend (actor Susannah Fielding) has to make allowances; even if it means missing his best friend's wedding ("which hurt").

"It was a frantic start to the game, and with Luton going towards their fans it was always going to be difficult.

Part of the reason I didn't want kids was because I feared they'd come between us, but if he were gone, I'd be frantic to hold on to a piece of him.

But the sounds intensified in places where the dogs just couldn't go; there was frantic scrabbling in the walls, followed by weighty thuds, and squeaks.

It's pretty clear that one takeaway here is that it's a far safer bet that any time a candidate has a news cycle like Trump has had, it's going to touch off a frantic round of bedwetting.

The whole scenario is kind of strange and frantic — and it's going to get stranger and more frantic if Microsoft once again becomes a big player in the mobile space.

I want to believe the best of her – I really do – so I'm just going to picture Lassie barking frantic warnings on the red carpet last week, into the microphones of TV reporters who suddenly speak fluent dog and understand exactly what she's saying.

And they're either astonished or they're frantic because they're not sure what they're going to do".