Sentence examples for hectic rush from inspiring English sources
Watching the kitchen during the hectic rush of dinner service presented a case study in industrial and organizational psychology.
But the aid must be accurately directed, step by step, depending on how well it is used, and not disbursed in a hectic rush or via the crooked ZANU-PF channels of yore.
Swept up by the city's hectic rush into the future, tourists find a certain charm in the fleet's 1950s lettering and the reminder to keep the windows open during a typhoon.
A hectic rush of flashbacks take us to the '80s and then back to the '60s, when young Héctor Perez, as he was then known, is preparing to leave his native Puerto Rico for New York.
THE countdown to Christmas has begun and if you want a break from the hectic rush of shopping and parties, consider a drive with the family to see one of Connecticut's spectacular light displays.
From here it's vintage CoD campaign stuff – a hectic rush through wrecked buildings as explosions fill the sky and military personal shout into comms equipment demanding air support and suppression fire.
Carter's hyper-complex musical language is fit for the subject, effortlessly summoning a hectic, rush-hour atmosphere.
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.
Don't like it when you can't find a table during the hectic lunchtime rush in the lodge?
Some challengers have even gone to the top of the wrong mountain and are unlikely to return to the mountains after their hectic, charitable rush to the summits, said Howard Christie, the landlord of the Wasdale Head Inn, the sole hotel here.
While her parents ran hectic lives rushing between Kettlethorpe Hall and a large Victorian terrace in south London, Charlotte was sent to St Mary's catholic boarding school in Ascot, Berkshire – the same school her mother attended.
