Sentence examples for to be frantic from inspiring English sources

These last 18 minutes are going to be frantic.

The pace of activity continued to be frantic in the oil markets yesterday.

"But sometimes the game can be simple, it doesn't have to be frantic.

In April, NYU Dave sent what appear to be frantic text messages to Mr. Trincher, including "Giving you 10 percent of my company" and "Its worth 1.2 million".

We used to play there when we left university – it was the kind of bohemia we were looking for: a place to be frantic, crazy, experimental.

There was a brief period when she feared he might have perished; corporate lawyer types don't like to be frantic, but until she found out he was safe, she was just that.

If so many were dying in a war, there would be frantic efforts to stop it.

They run, seemingly jump over chairs, and push their way around the room to get to people who are frantic to hand their puzzles in as soon as possible.

Especially astonishing to read are frantic avowals of undying love, rendered in a creepy combination of saccharine baby talk and pathological desperation.

I was frantic to get to the nearby road crossing where we could hitch to town and warm up.

To say I was frantic with worry would be an understatement.