Приклади вживання Frenetic Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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On frenetic feast thoughtful he sat….
Life at a monastery is not rushed and frenetic.
Everything is here, ranging from frenetic rhythms and up to unhasting chilling.
He wanted it to be a medium rhythm,very recognizable and not too frenetic.
Some immerse you in the frenetic urban rhythm, while others give peace and comfort.
During high season when weather is best,weekends can be frenetic in some stretches.
It turned out that this frenetic has installed a nuclear warhead with a timer on the roof of an abandoned skyscraper.
Figure 5.3: Rob Fulop's first game post-Atari,Demon Attack delivered fast, frenetic action.
It never dawned on me that my crazy, frenetic schedule could possibly be the reason.
Busy, vibrant and truly multicultural, London is a megalopolis of people,ideas and frenetic energy.
Trainers and behaviorists call this“frenetic random activity periods” known as FRAP's for short.
With the frenetic pace of his duties as secretary of state, Pompeo has little time to reflect on his place in history.
This old church with little houses clinging to its sides,remains a calm heaven at the heart of the frenetic Red Light District.
Weary of the frenetic energy of Paris and the long months of winter, Van Gogh sought the warm sun of Provence.
In a Stylus review of the album, critic Anthony Miccio described thesong's style as“an electro-disco track with frenetic horns.”[1].
And Neal was very frenetic, very charming, and he had six thousand girls across the continent that were keeping him very busy.
Oude Kerk church is the old church with little houses clinging to its sides,remains a calm heaven at the heart of the frenetic Red Light District.
His frenetic and fast-paced life, the hustle-and-bustle of opportunities for Thais, and his significance as a regional center for SEA business.
Next door is the Mall of Arabia, the world's largestmall-- the altar of the city's famed Shopping Festival that attracts 5 million frenetic consumers each January-- but you postpone the temptation.
You might almost think this frenetic activity was directly linked to our biological preservation and that we would all starve without it.
The prosecution has described the report reaching Lewis as being“like a hand grenade had been thrown into the company” andhe described the frenetic weekend of activity that followed which included two board meetings on the Sunday.
Despite the frenetic success of the brand and the hugedividends from the sale of a patent for a dress with a smell, in the second half of the 80's the popularity of the brand falls.
When September arrives we have to return little by little to the order that sets the routine for us and that, after all,is essential to overcome successfully day by day with a frenetic pace that many times we have to live.
It's true that the frenetic rhythm of the lives we live makes it difficult to take care of ourselves the way we should, but taking care of ourselves should be an obligation, a priority.
For almost 30 years, Helga de Silva Blow Perera, the flamboyantly attired owner of Helga's Folly, a 30-room boutique hotel overlooking the Sri Lankan city of Kandy,has covered the walls of her estate with frenetic and dreamlike murals.
In today's world, with its frenetic pace and constant stresses Aikido classes allow to switch your mind from one activity to another, thus keeping yourself in good physical shape.
But when we live in a constantstate of fight-or-flight from ongoing stress at work and the frenetic pace of modern life, these physical changes take their toll on our bodies, including raising our risk of heart disease and other dangerous conditions.
Amid all this frenetic change, the report notes that some are beginning to question whether the news media are still fulfilling their basic mission of holding powerful people to account and helping audiences understand the world around them.
And amid all this frenetic change, some are beginning to question whether the news media are still fulfilling their basic mission of holding powerful people to account and helping audiences understand the world around them.
The Reagan administration's frenetic efforts to obstruct the building of the Soviet-European natural gas pipeline are marked by hypocrisy, self-deception and an astonishing ignorance of the past,' he said in an editorial in The New York times in September 1982.