Sentence examples for would be frantic from inspiring English sources

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

She would be frantic if the light was off and the bedroom dark and shadowy.

Part of the reason I didn't want kids was because I feared they'd come between us, but if he were gone, I'd be frantic to hold on to a piece of him.

The games, however, would still be frantic and messy and, occasionally, amazing.

Things got going even more when Nick vowed to tell his wife the whole truth (wouldn't he be frantic and frightened they'd do to his family as they'd done to Abi?) only for Julia to instead tell Maya after their strained lunch that her husband is having an affair.

But any decent health monitor would be flashing frantic warnings by this stage.

By choosing a running mate unknown to most of the nation, and doing so just before the Republican National Convention, John McCain made it inevitable that there would be a frantic media vetting.

Rebecca Dixon, who survives Mr Barnes along with their two children, Freddie, eight, and 12-year-old Alexandra, told the Evening Standard: "Obviously he would have been frantic and the lives of others would have been at the forefront of his mind.

Then I'd have been frantic when the car needed gas, or when I didn't find street parking.

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

A week later, I scheduled a Fresh Direct delivery between 8 and 10 p.m., somehow overlooking the fact that the porter would be leaving at 9. A frantic 8 15 call to the dispatcher elicited a promise that the delivery would be made by 9.