Sentence examples for will be frantic from inspiring English sources

Trading in Facebook shares will be frantic, and it may whet investors' appetite for more.

Day two will be frantic hacking leading up to presentations, awards and lots of fun.

Naturally, competition for the best items will be frantic once the BattleNet servers (still wrestling with a massive security breach last week) open to the public.

06.50 There will be frantic queues at French banks today, but it's nothing to do with the debt crisis: this is the last day that people can exchange any remaining French francs for euros.

I spoke to Baley about it and he said it was incredible... it'll be frantic.

"Saturday will come around, it'll be frantic and we need to keep a calm and cool head and be tactically and technically on it".

"You are at the beginning of what will be a frantic season, for retailers and for consumers," said Walter F. Loeb, head of Loeb Associates, a retail consulting firm.

Although this Tuesday will be less frantic than Super Tuesday two weeks ago, when 12 states and one territory held primary elections, it's just as important.

Or, depressingly, perhaps more likely based on current evidence, it will be a frantic last-minute dash to cope with the impacts and push through the changes needed.

After licking the pole a person will more than likely be frantic.

This July, she predicted, the weekend traffic will be even more frantic than it is now.