Sentence examples for a craze for from inspiring English sources

Others have exploited a craze for sport-utility vehicles (SUVs).

Aquaroids are the latest in a craze for robotic pets.

The book has apparently started a craze for gray ties like the one on the cover.

Why not fossil mammal fandom or a craze for critters from the Cambrian period?

Three years ago there was a craze for instant lottery scratchcards.

When I was at school there was a craze for scrawling penis graffiti on the chairs.

In Britain, there was a craze for history paintings, often of the Middle Ages.

In recent times, there has been a craze for one-act plays lasting only 90 minutes with no interval.

Apparently, in the 1930s, there was a craze for catching giant tuna fish off the coast of Scarborough every August.

"The Dharma Bums," which was published in 1958, incited a "Rucksack Revolution" and fed a craze for Zen.

Some on the left have promoted a craze for "Noynoying", a form of protest involving striking a languid, idle pose.