Sentences with phrase «in frantic rush»

Now I was in frantic rush to figure things out fast - the event was merely a week away.

We all make mistakes in the past and now we're in a frantic rush to rebuild our credit scores.

One minute all was grey with clouds hurrying past in a frantic rush overhead, changing the sky to an ominous colour with the imminent threat of a downpour,

Of course, you don't want to wake up so late that you're in a frantic rush to get dressed and make it to work on time.

Pete was sweating and anxious, worried about Jacob, me, and the Christmas tree that he'd flung on to the car roof and tied on in a frantic rush to get us back to our sofa and shields combination.

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In one health care advocate's ad back then, a frantic mother rushed her unconscious child to the hospital, only to find it closed: «I don't believe it?»

For example, the model suggests that right after the strike, emergency managers should expect to see some people rushing toward ground zero, jamming the roads in a frantic effort to pick up children from school or find missing spouses.

In a frantic late night rush, a plan to come up with a plan for reducing the greenhouse gas emissions of all countries passed muster at the U.N.'s annual climate negotiations

Unfortunately, this often leads to a frantic rush for quick sources of energy (think high fat, high sugar) later on in the day when we're too frazzled to prepare anything healthy.

Director Louis Leterrier rushes through all the misdirection like a man with a rabbit hidden in his pants, while the script repeatedly pulls stupid plot twists out of its sleeves in a frantic attempt to appear unpredictable.

Making up for that is a torque change that results in a more confident acceleration feel as opposed to the frantic rush of the turbo.

There are some slight variations in other in game modes, such as the frantic apocalypse mode, though these never really feel right and once again feel rushed.

The Energy Policy Act of 2005 has set off a frantic land grab as solar and wind energy companies rush to obtain permits for projects in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah.

Do you typically wake up late, take a short and frantic shower, rush to shower, and run out the door in 30 minutes or less?