Sentence examples for a craze of from inspiring English sources

In Boston, the Bruins' victory over Buffalo threatens to make a craze of Miroslav Satan's goal dance.

My prettiest hen is Merry-Go-Round, a Silver-Laced Wyandotte — she's plump and bosomy, covered with a craze of black and white stripes, and has a brilliant red wrinkly comb.

In the late 1980s, City fans started a craze of bringing inflatable objects to matches, primarily oversized bananas.

In addition to its popularity among British teenagers as music to listen to, it also spawned a craze of teenage boys starting their own groups to perform the music.

It's that time of the year when men start to get exponentially more jealous of each other, and the man bun craze picks up momentum, because at least as popular belief would have it man buns are better with beards, and beards are a craze of their own.

A crazing of the glaze and a certain amount of flaking are characteristic.

Emergence was started to fund the software-as-a-service craze of the early 2000s.

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

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

A discrete network of springs is used to model the failure of a craze in front of a crack under small-scale yielding conditions.

The song's title seems to have come from a dance craze of the mid-1930s.