Sentence examples for hectic to from inspiring English sources

My evening was transformed from hectic to peaceful within a few short pages.

On the whole, though, it is real and visceral, maintaining a pace almost too hectic to sustain.

With just six weeks to prepare, "it's been a bit hectic to say the least," said Wale.

The only disadvantage is that on weekends it might become too hectic to get sound Scotch advice.

The issue appears to have been that, while too busy to be in touch with his inamorata, Mayer was never too hectic to drop his addiction to social-networking-via-haiku site Twitter.

Ferguson took his players off to Marbella for a break, yet with fixtures piling up as much as the snow in Scotland, the last four months of the season would be hectic to say the least.

It should have been no surprise, then, that this match resembled a Premier League match, and a rather incoherent one at that, full of hectic to-and-fro and an abundance of the sort of technical errors that would leave your average Spanish footballer gasping in disbelief.

The word "hectic" comes to mind to describe her.

Some of the suggestions from the students were to increase course duration and frequency, plan an advanced course, make the course less hectic, and to expand the curriculum to include topics such as food security, geriatric nutrition and child nutrition.

This year is shaping up to be just as hectic, not to mention eclectic.

Everyone needs time to relax after a hectic week to escape from work or chores for a couple of hours.