Sentence examples for was so frantic from inspiring English sources
adverb
To the (explicitly stated) extent that.
- It was so hot outside that all the plants died.
Westhoff was so frantic that he walked onto the field to scream.
She said: "I think he was so frantic to be with America that all that was thrown away.
This was not obviously the perfect game for him, as it was so frantic and frenetic, but he did his remarkable best to bend it his way.
Of a subsequent and sometimes violent relationship, he notes, "part of the reason I was so frantic, so brutal, was that I was obsessed with her".
He was so frantic about where he was living.
He was so frantic he kept trying to get out of the car while it was still moving.
But other Republicans are so frantic to make their party less white and more hip that Rubio's exegeses on gangsta rap are music to their ears.
The content from both sides is too coarse for the moderators to tolerate for long, but the debate is so frantic that they can't keep up.
The daily planning of the two-hour show is so frantic, Abbott said, that Slaven and Nelson are not being made available for interviews.
Kevin is so frantic at missing his chance that he dashes around Chicago putting up posters begging the mysterious "L Train Girl" to call him.
Now, unfortunately, he's making so much money, times are kind of tough right now, people are so frantic, and I don't think you need a movie that's so negative.
