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Meanings of frantic man in English
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Usage of frantic man in English
1
In the first second of that minute, the frantic man listened for a scream.
2
He looks years younger than the frantic man who waits for messengers from Flanders.
3
Roland shouldered his way through the crowd, and touched the frantic man on the shoulder.
4
At that moment the captain rushed on deck with the look of a half- frantic man.
5
DiCaprio's Roger Ferris is the angry and often frantic man on the ground in the war on terror in Iraq and Jordan.
6
Directly beneath him, working the controls of a cherry picker whose basket rested on the road, was a similarly dressed, frantic man.
7
After her devastating initial charge, I heard a frantic man's voice shout from within the circle, and the zombies turned to attack.
8
For we should easily have crushed the audacity of that frantic man by the authority of the senate and the unanimity of the Roman people.
9
The frantic man searching for his Cremora, in a panic until his wife shouts out at him that "It's not inside, it's on top".
10
Frantic men make stupid mistakes and that's how we wanted him.
11
We must go down at once, but we had best avoid the frantic men.
12
They made a little island in the swirling bustle of frantic men seeking positions.
13
Other frantic men made speeches to the wall.
14
He thrust his way into a crowded corridor, beating frantic men back with his fists, adjuring, assuring, appealing, threatening.
15
"They're gone," cried the frantic man; "let me out of here."
16
The streets were soon crowded with frantic men and women trying to convince themselves that they'd not made a fatal mistake.