Sentence examples for hectic around from inspiring English sources

ROBERT CRUMB: It's been a bit hectic around here today.

"Things have just been so hectic around here lately, I couldn't get to it".

That said, things might get a little hectic around here and — as evidenced by the above picture at some trade show I've since forgotten — angry.

Things get pretty hectic around our house, but Angie and I still find time to bake, read and do crafts together.

The abovementioned introduction of the Health Insurance Act, for instance, along with all the hectic around it, may among men have lead to attracting management tasks and delegating caring and patient related tasks, while women may have tried to hold on to taking care of the patient at any cost; they did not depersonalize, but became exhausted.

With the dots thus conjoined, you must navigate a series of hectic puzzles, steering around various obstacles.

The latter was an excellent place to get a sense of São Paulo's dynamism, the station's Victorian solidness a contrast to the hectic streets around it.

They were at ever-rising risk throughout the second half because they relied on hectic covering around their own 18-yard line.

Today, like the past few days, has been one of contrasts: the weather has been calm and clear, with a still sea and no breeze, perfect conditions for landing on Rockall, but personally the days have been hectic, rushing around the island to do some last minute filming and interviews, and speaking to various people in the team about the challenges and issues ahead.

The added weight here is that the subject is no stranger but Drake himself, made forlorn by his inability to connect with the hectic world around him: "The sun went down and the crowd went home / I was left by the roadside all alone / I turned to speak as they went by / But this was the time of no reply".

When practicing yoga, we are taking some time out for ourselves, finding the steadiness and stillness of our practice within the often hectic world around us.