Just about every parent is in a hurry -- getting Emily to school, racing Elizabeth to soccer, lugging Eli to the store -- it's no wonder we're frazzled and frayed.
"In here first". Nerves were frazzled until we got the hang of it.
By the third period, the Senators were frazzled.
In the Trent Bridge torture chamber the Pakistan bowlers were frazzled.
Her nerves were frazzled and she was worried about her health (her family has a history of pulmonary problems).
At Fieldston, sixth graders have been taking standardized tests since kindergarten, and they were frazzled by a recent math exam.
Among their ranks, Mr. Koerner says, were "frazzled veterans, chronic fabulists, compulsive gamblers, bankrupt businessmen, thwarted academics, career felons and even lovesick teens".
Forgive the rhyme, but players were frazzled a few weeks back, in Madrid, where tournament organizers — Boise State football fans, presumably — had changed the courts' hue to blue.
The nerves were frazzled again in the semi-finals on Thursday, Wozniacki surviving a second-set stumble to beat the unseeded Belgian, Elise Mertens, 6-3, 7-6 (2).
Forgive the rhyme, but players were frazzled a few weeks back, in Madrid, where tournament organizers Boise State football fans, presumably—had changed the courts' hue to blue.
