Sentence examples for hectic end from inspiring English sources

There will be a hectic end to the week for Kieswetter and Dernbach.

The SNP MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire South is attending her graduation at Glasgow University today, where she will have a chance to catch up with her fellow graduates after a hectic end to her time as a student.

The Championship leaders, Leeds United, needed one to dispose of Premier League Burnley, yet what went before in a hectic end to the initial 90 minutes was far more memorable than the lifeless extra-time and arbitrary conclusion that followed.

Chelsea host West Ham before the international break but then begin a hectic end to their season.

Over the past couple of weeks we've been looking at some of the greatest fixture pile-ups in history, and we're still getting pointed in the direction of more hectic end-of-season programmes.

They are known collectively as the Sunshine Boys — their ages average out to seventy-one, and their rapport is that of old friends lounging in Key West — but each is famous in his own way: Lundquist for his throaty baritone, Raftery for wordplay that can occasionally tangle hectic end-of-game situations.

They are known collectively as the Sunshine Boys their ages average out to seventy-one, and their rapport is that of old friends lounging in Key West but each is famous in his own way: Lundquist for his throaty baritone, Raftery for wordplay that can occasionally tangle hectic end-of-game situations.

For a chef used to a hectic high-end kitchen, cooking for 12 is a doddle (booking up a year in advance, in fact, happens quickly when there's only one table on offer).

It looked like things were getting a little hectic at the end of the show.

So his was a rather unusual contribution last night, as he made goals at both ends during a hectic spell at the end of the first half.

Tuhin, my guide, lost amid the throng of Dhaka's hectic Sadarghat ferry terminal, indicates the end of the dock.