Frantic. Simply frantic.

I was frantic.

Father was frantic.

I've been frantic!

I'm not frantic for it.

I've been frantic for two days.

He was frantic for three years.

Sent to concentration camp. I was frantic.

Henry, Alice hasn't had a word from David. She's frantic.

Compound transmission of the pandemonium with percussion and spasmodic frantic disintegration!

I'm grateful you didn't hide this from me, but now I'm frantic with worry.

(I Drumming becomes frantic) Pack the books tightly, Mark, we don't want to leave any behind.

The pace of life is often frantic, our minds are always busy, and we're always doing something.

He knew that despite her lovers... her gestures... her frantic goings and comings... she'd end by giving in to him

So I did the only thing my little frantic seven year old brain could think to do to avert this tragedy.

if they could find a place of refuge, or a cave or any hiding place, they would run there with frantic haste.

if they could find a place of refuge, or a cave or any hiding place, they would run there with frantic haste.

If they could find a refuge, or a hideout, or a hole to creep into , they would turn to it in frantic haste.

If they could find a refuge, or a hideout, or a hole to creep into , they would turn to it in frantic haste.

In amateur footage shared on social media a man on the upper floor of a building can be heard shouting frantic warnings of the approaching tsunami to people on the street below.

Emergencies should not be dealt with on an ad hoc basis by 27 finance ministers frantic to reach a solution before the Asian markets open. And European leaders, in their desperation, should not coerce the European Central Bank into helping.

BEIRUT Revolution across the Arab world has forced the region s peoples and governments to grapple with the need for change. Years of sclerosis have given way to a frantic push for reforms to match the aspirations and discontent of millions.

We had a frantic sort of 45 minutes of filming, photography while the helicopter was still there, I did an interview on the satellite phone and then everyone else climbed back into the helicopter, wham, the door closed, and I was alone.

45. The frantic search for short term gain, combined with indifference, had become universal and led to a situation where, at the national and international levels, the poorest 20 per cent of people received only 1.1 per cent of world income, compared to 1.4 per cent in 1991 and 2.3 per cent in 1960.

Everybody gets absolutely frantic about it, because you're not allowed to say these things, yet when you look at it rationally, there is no reason why those ideas shouldn't be as open to debate as any other, except that we've agreed somehow between us that they shouldn't be. And that's the end of the quote from Douglas.

But no regional leader is as frantic or as dangerous as Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. In his vulgar use of Holocaust metaphors to portray the Iranian threat, he sounds more like the principal of a Jewish ghetto about to be annihilated by an agitated mob than the prime minister of the most powerful country in the Middle East.

Under the impulse of this globalization, vaunted new technological and scientific displays are poisoning the environment, crushing biodiversity and condemning to extinction the most precarious and wonderful of all species mankind. It would be good if that global interdependency could stop the frantic consumption, balance national development patterns, make economies sustainable and multiply the riches of the peoples.

To her equally frantic detractors on the left and increasingly in the center she is a frightening harbinger of a theocratic America, a mafia style executrix of state business who lies about the connection of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks to Iraq, mocks Barack Obama for his opposition to torturing prisoners, and defies subpoenas. Think of her as George W. Bush II, but in designer pumps.

Despite frantic efforts by the US and the European Union to find some compromise that would head off a UN vote by kick starting real negotiations, it is much more probable that, even after a US veto in the Security Council, an early UN General Assembly vote will deliver a strong majority for observer state status. The question for Israel and its friends to address is what the downside risks of that outcome really are, and to calibrate their reaction accordingly.