Примеры hectic

• The following years saw hectic activity in religious and cultural realms.

• On the other hand, some frail participants who used assistive devices were unable to adjust to the schedule of activities, which they found hectic.

• As a deterrent against academic analysis, the hectic pace of policy development in primary care could hardly be more effective.

• But, the most hectic industrial activity in the city has been during the two world wars and the period between them-basically from 1914 to 1945.

• But for religious people, especially for the houseperson, it is very hectic.

• Some technologies needed to be doctored or prepared in a certain way for pupil to use within the hectic classroom environment.

• Pauline compared old age with the anticipated hectic lifestyle of middle age, and envisaged a lifestyle that was slow, repetitive and boring.

• In recognising the improvisatory spirit of the first march in those hectic few months, the fact that jazz should be its soundtrack begins to appear less surprising.

• We trace a hectic interrelationship of thought and activity, sometimes, expansive, sometimes minimal (a single brief sentence and signature in a guest-book - though a significant one).

• Tapsell argues that hectic political activity continued notwithstanding the absence of a parliament after 1681.

• This explains the hectic glow in the eyes of the daughters - but not the "rapid grasp" that sounds more like the onset of a heart attack.

• Life is hectic and, as professionals, we are in a permanent rush.

• Fifteen hectic minutes later the translation is completed.

• We were in the midst of a hectic era of cutthroat competition.

• The world, already undergoing a hectic boom since 1972, was plunging towards accelerating inflation.