Sentence examples for quite frantic from inspiring English sources
Competition can get quite frantic.
"One woman soldier got on her phone, quite frantic.
A staff member at the hotline described the situation as "quite frantic".
"The story went viral [and] it was quite frantic last week," said Lynn Gaspard, Saqi's managing director.
Myles-White was in the front line at both versions of this biannual event last year, and her experience is that "things can get quite frantic".
But three minutes, five minutes later, ran straight into the living room and just seen so many emergency services - and people quite frantic and stuff".
That's not to say his other two girls don't care, but it's hard focusing on Dad when you're quite this frantic.
The editing here isn't quite as frantic and intense as in other Infocore videos, but remixer Mind Slime of the young platform Vidme has a lot of fun chopping up Jones's completely bananas, weed and whiskey — fueled appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience and setting it to the undeniably banging Vinnie Beatz remix of Meghan Trainor's "Me Too".
Two of them show how to pick a genre and nail it: Not Quite Hollywood director Mark Hartley's frantic horror remake Patrick and Zak Hilditch's sun-kissed apocalyptic drama These Final Hours.
"I think the atmosphere is something they will be new to and will have to settle into quite quickly, as will the frantic pace of the opening 15 minutes.
At dinner that evening, in a bistro on the Rue de Vaugirard, Anderson said, of working on the movie, "It's a weird combination of sedentary and frantic that I've never quite experienced before".
