Sentence examples for hectic start from inspiring English sources

Celtic, by the way, seem to be sitting back a bit against Hearts, after a hectic start.

Above all, Ascot was his fourth start in barely a month, and he would be entitled to put in a request for shore leave after a hectic start to his career.

The reshuffled Republican primary for governor was off to a hectic start today, as Bob Franks detailed a major campaign proposal, Bret D. Schundler began running a radio commercial attacking him, and a new poll showed that Mr. Franks would be much more competitive in November against the Democratic candidate, James E. McGreevey.

In a hectic start Ruaridh Jackson had Glasgow back level inside 10 minutes after an exhausting four minutes of attacking play.

Blackpool have had a hectic start to the season, with only nine players eligible on the morning of their match at Nottingham Forest.

A pulsating atmosphere led to a hectic start but it was Everton that produced the moments of quality and who looked particularly menacing in the air.

The neighborhood that I had never imagined as anything other than hectic was starting to look deserted.

The journeyman forward's hectic day started after he learned the Clippers were signing him to a 10-day contract Tuesday night during a Development League game.

The older-but-still-current system, called AVOD, is decent enough, though if you're a frequent flyer, chances are you've had to endure the system being reset at least once, or heard the announcer warn that things can get a bit hectic at the start of the flight when everyone's going on to the system at the same time.

"I am so relieved all the hectic days of starting a business are behind us!" I exclaimed, much to the surprise of the other wives, who all glanced at each other with confusion.

Chien-Ming Chien-Ming Wanguld have two hectic days that would start in a hospital and end on the mound.