frantic

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• Lawmakers file so many bills during the frantic sessions, rushing from hearing room to hearing room, that they often leave special interests to hammer out the details.

• I felt slightly frantic, knowing that, in the early pandemic period, every minute spent together in the house brought greater risk.

• Cork boards keep everything in easy view, eliminating annoying paper piles and frantic searching for necessary items.

• As frantic work continues to find a vaccine, countries like Nigeria continue to do all they can to curb the spread of the virus.

• Some places seem to be getting into phase two-and-a-half, with the most frantic shopping starting to subside.

• After much frantic buzzing about the lot, he's located and changes his plans at the last minute.

• Israel also said that the increasingly frantic tone of the emails was because they were an honest assessment of the state of play.

• Recently, I listened to the entire frantic news conference from that Sept. 11, 2001 afternoon.

• A phone call, a frantic trip, an abrupt change of holiday plans.

• Considering the adventure Bernstein was about to embark on, the frantic atmosphere was kind of fitting.

• Frantic applause, several times repeated, which drowned the voice of the orator.