Sentence examples for very frenetic from inspiring English sources

"This is Bill Clinton's guy, very frenetic".

Both student Cubes, named Quazé and Nielus, are adorned with very frenetic surface treatments.

A. For me it was three years too long — from 1984 to 1990, which was a very frenetic period in real estate.

"Each day I have to engage in some sort of humor of some kind, and I've just been going at a very frenetic pace the last five days".

It's been a very frenetic time and I wanted to get to know the people and talk about where the business was and where it was heading".

"The market can be very frenetic in the last couple of days.

"When the quintet came out on 1949, it was a very placid and peaceful sound, coming on the end of a very frantic and frenetic era known as bebop," Mr. Shearing said in a 1995 interview on the Web site newyorkcritic.org.

Still, it's the very opposite of frenetic.

"It was very exciting and frenetic," says Rachelle Horowitz, the march's transport chief who was also Rustin's long-time assistant.

"To the lifeboats!" exclaims the captain of one sinking ship, setting the frenetic tone very early.

They are lovely and suburban, and feel very far from the frenetic boom-boom-boom of Midtown footsteps.