Sentence examples for hectic seasons from inspiring English sources

As well as playing hectic seasons at court, Shakespeare will write several plays, notably Measure for Measure (1604) and Macbeth (1606), that flatter the king's interests in justice, religion and witchcraft while simultaneously probing deep questions about power and its abuses.

For Dokic, it ends an extremely hectic season.

Slam contenders complain it is an additional strain over the course of what is already a hectic season.

The hectic season may or may not have contributed to the injuries that plagued the Los Angeles Clippers' Chris Paul and Blake Griffin in the playoffs.

The Heineken Cup quarter-final defeat to Leinster highlighted certain issues, not least a suspicion that Ben Youngs and Toby Flood are feeling the effects of a hectic season.

Johnson said he had decided to give Charvis, who was dropped from the 22 altogether, a rest after a hectic season.

Last year the Yankees clinched early and were practically bystanders to one of the most hectic season-concluding days in history, when the Rays beat them to clinch a wild-card berth that the Red Sox had also hoped to win.

The Expos have endured a hectic season in which outfielder Vladimir Guerrero missed two months because of a back injury, and three starters (Tony Armas, Orlando Hernández and Zach Day) and two relievers (Scott Stewart and Luis Ayala) were injured.

The combination of Ms. Stroman's showmanship, Ellington's music (belted out by the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra under David Berger) and Ms. Kowroski's characterization made "Duke!" one of the few exhilarating triumphs of that hectic season.

While no one doubted Lewis-Francis was the obvious choice, Jones hesitated because he believed the precocious youngster deserved a weekend off from what is set to become a hectic season.

It means a hectic season for all 18 counties, and Glamorgan will need all their resources to meet the demands of a schedule that starts on 1 April and ends on 26 September.