Sentence examples for most frantically from inspiring English sources

But it was his work with the Beatles during their most frantically creative years that made his name.

There are also research institutes that analyze only Lu Xun's writings, and journals that do nothing but publish articles about him (most frantically upholding the view that Lu Xun supported the Communist Party).

The agony in New York of owning a cell phone that functions better as a paperweight than a communications device was most frantically illustrated two years ago when AT&T Wireless signed up more subscribers in the New York region than its system could handle.

Boxmakers, chip stocks and telecom issues were broadly higher around midday, but Internet stocks were once again the most frantically traded securities.

Most politicians frantically dodge the question of whether they would like the top job for fear of seeming to undermine their current leader.

Camilla Goddard was sitting in a deckchair when she experienced what most people would frantically air slap away but she took it as a career omen.

Most of us frantically put in random numbers on the remaining padlocks; a couple of my friends coming down on their drugs do not give a fuck at this point and are sitting on the cot muttering complaints under their breath.

Most new restaurants compete frantically to get first call on the best ingredients.

Then most people have to frantically cram extra work into the week(s) before they leave for vacation in order to actually extract themselves from the office.

Most pages are covered frantically with notes and vigorous underlining, evidence that my reaction to the play was as ecstatic as I remember it to have been.

Most mothers I know frantically work out their own private accommodations without making demands on the system.