Sentence examples for still frantic from inspiring English sources

As I descend down the line, still frantic with panic, I realise there is not just one shark circling below, but five.

"Joel, are you watching what I am watching?" Far from being alarmed or worried at the development, Glazer was calm and measured in his response, first stating "is it so bad?", then realising Nayani was still frantic at the protestors getting such a world-famous 'poster boy', reasoning: "Football is a passionate business.

There were still frantic news reports and stiff statements of sorrow from politicians.

Now Will is back home again, in Hawkins, Indiana, to be worried over by a still-frantic mother (Winona Ryder), protected by a winningly freaky-and-geeky brother (Charlie Heaton), and examined by a duplicitous doctor (Paul Reiser, never more compelling than when malevolent).

Still, the frantic smothering of the reforms conceals something useful.

The games, however, would still be frantic and messy and, occasionally, amazing.

Still, the frantic search by American parents for the singularly correct way to rear children has only intensified.

Instead there was still a frantic search for food and water in Abidjan and a stench of corpses in the streets.

This hasn't started with the same high quality as the first half... but at least it's still as frantic.

Late on Wednesday, almost 24 hours after the submarine sank, navy divers were still making frantic efforts to try and reach anyone who may have survived the explosion that sparked a massive fire at the naval dockyard in Mumbai.

The horror as you realise just before you land that it's packed with enemy drones is genuine, as battle takes on a considered yet still slightly frantic mood.