Sentence examples for manic time from inspiring English sources

This month marks a manic time for the sector.

For a brief, manic time, however, the S.L.A. possessed something no other band of hapless ideologues could match: namely "Tania," which was the nom de guerre Hearst adopted on the lam.

I thought, 'I've always had it coming, but now I know it will never be this bad again.' It was a sad, manic time, but that sense of complete abandonment was intoxicating, too, like riding your bicycle too fast with your eyes closed".

"The window is like the January sales in the shops, there's a lot of riff-raff out there and you have to sift through it to get the bargains," said the gaffer, Russell Slade, last week, and it certainly is a manic time.

The good news for me this week comes after a manic time last week where the England team took a giant step toward the European Championship in Sweden next summer.

We live in manic times, you may argue, and every second counts.

But he added that some patients can have depressive episodes followed by manic times where individuals could run up debt and show poor judgment.

It is always a crazy few weeks but I think things will be even more manic this time.

During manic episodes, time perception might therefore be similar to that found in ADHD [ 54, 55].

It was a refreshingly light and speedy night that got a little manic at times.

Silicon Valley, they say, is not going back to the manic boom times of the 1990's.