Sentence examples for hectic months from inspiring English sources
WHERE do a movie critic's thoughts turn during the long, hectic months of summer?
Well would it really be stranger than two teenagers, across a few hectic months, teaching the internet to share?
However, Bosch earned the enmity of the country's oligarchy and key U.S. officials, and after seven hectic months he was overthrown.
At times almost palpable, Collins's writing gets stronger as the book's action picks up, effectively capturing the rush of momentum over a few hectic months.
Eight hectic months in 1989 turned the winter so starkly described by Solzhenitsyn into spring.The new edition of the novel differs subtly but importantly from the version published in English in 1968.
Stuart Lancaster backed his own expertise as a student of human nature when first confronted by the England captaincy issue almost exactly a year ago, and precious little has happened in 12 breathlessly hectic months to persuade him that his initial decision requires revisiting.
He has been baptized, circumcised, exorcised, and bathed in the Ganges — all within a hectic month of self-discovery — but he now calls all religion "too literal to be believed".
Yet with this, her first play, Helm insists on staging her own "fictionalised memoir" of life with Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair's chief of staff, during those hectic early months of 2003.
These latest developments cap off a hectic several months for Meta.
The move is more about re-centering herself and who can blame Keke after her hectic few months in Los Angeles?
