"Complaining makes me frantic," she says, "not my schedule".
When I was on the Johnny Carson show, it was always geared to laughs, and he played off me, because he thought he could make me frantic.
Things were going well, and by the time the spring semester of my senior year began, my experience and my network made me less frantic - and even excited - about the imminent job search.
During this time of loneliness and isolation, she felt as if "invisible hands were holding me, and I made frantic efforts to free myself".
The slur made Gorky frantic.
When Cavendish made a frantic final surge alone, he bumped Kittel's lead man, Tom Veelers.
I made a frantic round of phone calls; our doctor, the Epilepsy Society helpline and the hospital.
It had never occurred to me that the pulse and movement of traffic was not like the eddies and currents of rivers but a network of decisions made at frantic high speeds by coöperative and conflicting drivers.
Voice recordings revealed that the pilot made increasingly frantic attempts to get back into the cockpit during the plane's descent.
Voice recordings revealed that the pilot then made increasingly frantic attempts to get back into the cockpit during the plane's descent.
And so these latest messages on the answer machine ("Finch, bloody bad news I'm afraid...," "Oh, Finch, it's all gone tits up... ") made her frantic.
