Sentence examples for that hectic from inspiring English sources

"I told Dom that hectic schedule was going to catch up with him," a regretful Rizzuto remarked at the time.

It's not that hectic 90 minutes, you get a little bit more time and space when you get Galaxy.

Truth was, Peggy was something of a floozy, what with all those husbands and that hectic love life, and her claim to fame was thin at best.

Yet Hogarth is less optimistic than Fielding: his ironic titles, echoing Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, suggest that hectic urban society is more conducive to madness and decline than to spiritual progression.

And if the TV upfronts, that hectic week when 2010's new shows are aired for the first time to a critical audience of industry insiders and major advertisers, seemed simultaneously more cautious and more frenzied than usual, it's not a surprise.

I found that hectic school and work days shuffled my priorities and taking some time off by myself was the best way to get them back in order.

Darren (Chris Massoglia) has a life that's hectic in the usual teenage ways.

If you think that such hectic page-hopping will keep you on your toes, just wait.

Zanco complained that the hectic development of Mexico City means that many Barragán buildings are being torn down.

You could already hear some complaints that the hectic schedule may not allow time for skiing, a pity given the ideal conditions outside.

Whatever the arguments over the American-led invasion, it remains the case that a hectic exit would be bad for everyone, especially the Iraqis.