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hectic
1. It had been hard visiting Abery before but Joris hadn’t been there and she’d been able to withdraw into herself to some extent … and the European trip had been hectic, demanding her full attention … and in London afterwards she’d been occupied in achieving Joris’s purpose … and the trip across had kept her mind busy, first with JJ and then Iain … and even coming back, being at The Centre and travelling on the wasteg … that too had been manageable … but now … with no purpose to drive her, no solitude to enfold her and no Joris but only the shadow of his memory imprinted in JJ’s face and voice … she felt naked, vulnerable and viciously exposed to the scouring of her grief
2. Athens is a giant contradiction: town and country, east and west, hectic and homely
3. The river was still braided, but not so hectic, a main channel and some side sloughs
4. The stand off lasted for nearly a minute before the sound of a siren in the distance saw the three of them break into a hectic run back the way they had come
5. Friday takes its usual hectic course; I get home before the kids, which is unusual, but within ten minutes they arrive home (the bus, it would appear was held up en route) and I outline what’s been arranged
6. ‘That’s okay, Sally – I’ve been meaning to have a word with you about Jake and Katie since I saw them together at the weekend but it’s been a hectic week
7. hectic run back the way they had come
8. “Why didn’t you come and investigate Tdeshi then?” Kulai continued, “If the Gods were cruel, you would have come down to investigate during the middle of the Brazilian landing just ten years later, things were way too hectic then and I was flat on my back with disease for weeks
9. moments after the recent hectic times on duty
10. “Why didn’t you come and investigate Tdeshi then?” Kulai continued, “If the Gods were cruel, you would have come down to investigate during the middle of the Brazilian landing just ten years later, things were way too hectic then and I was laid out with disease for weeks
11. He offered his own accounts of adjusting to the hectic social requirements of University life and of the new acquaintances he'd made
12. You should find it exciting – but please remember it's not always so hectic around here
13. She hadn't expected the season to become so hectic, had she really complained about not attending parties
14. I attended for several years out there and it got hectic at one point because I was working my Election job during the day then on Tuesdays and Thursdays, I was going out to the Police Academy to attend the police reserve classes from like 6 to 9 and then the other two days I believe Monday and Wednesday I was going to Pima College
15. the less hectic countryside towards Switzerland
16. Recording sessions were pretty hectic and they all slept there several times
17. "No, I guess I've been so hectic that you wouldn't
18. hectic day, I could be tired and marked by
19. lead hectic lives come less often, a few have stopped coming
20. hectic, matching the pace of hers
21. The boy almost screamed as he began a disorganized, wild and hectic attempt at fucking
22. She was obliged to stop for a short while because her breathing had become so hectic she was not getting sufficient air
23. The hours that followed were hectic
24. his term in office, as it was their way of getting away from the hectic goings-on at the White House and the rather steady flow
25. He kept up his hectic pace, breathing hard now, heart beating in his chest as he pushed himself even harder
26. Sometimes we thing our dogs are doing ok with our hectic lifestyles… but are they
27. He believed he had given orders that with such hectic work going on, discipline should be lax
28. The first several minutes after arrival at the Peñas Blancas border crossing were maddeningly hectic
29. The battle grew less hectic and she turned and sent a new shower of arrows down upon the ones behind her
30. She managed to fill her quiver and turned to run towards the place where the battle now was most hectic
31. The battle was less hectic now
32. The only sound to be heard, besides Peter’s hectic breathing, was the song from hundreds of bowstrings being tensed to the outmost
33. “Makes things hectic to have the high school play so close to graduation
34. “I know it’s been hectic,” the man hung his head, “but for
35. “Promise me you’ll come by the club sometime when it’s less hectic and tell me all about it
36. This position, which fits the hectic schedule of any mom, also creates many
37. Pinched for time? Plan ahead for a hectic week with comforting casseroles and prep-and-go dinners made in your slow cooker or crock pot
38. Things were a bit hectic here”
39. their hectic daily schedules to experience and learn about (in some detail) the
40. match by many others during those hectic days of the Blue Eagle,
41. I said OK, but the next 48 hours were among the most hectic of my life
42. hectic with other things, worn-out, or when unpredicted things fill
43. His irritation of the first day having all but disappeared, he spent many hectic hours in consultations with a variety of people, looking at documents
44. The period building up to it had been unusually hectic
45. Again, I said OK, but the next 48 hours were among the most hectic of my life
46. If your morning was stressful and hectic, but you were able to sit quietly for 20 minutes after lunch, celebrate that
47. The atmosphere was joyously loud and hectic! It was spectacular
48. After a while the city with its hectic traffic was left behind
49. The past two years have been hectic – and filled with great outcomes, such as helping lead his company through down times, completing his EMBA Program, passing the Level I CFA exam, traveling to Chile and China as part of the program, growing his family with three new additions, and managing his own investments to pay for his tuition
50. anticipating was, to say the least, a little anticlimactic, especially considering the hectic nature of the preparations; and for myself,