By the mid-90's, a modern beat was becoming audible: frenzied daytime hustling matched, on evenings and weekends, with repentant prayer.
The "equality debate" has opened a Pandora's box of polarisation, with campaigns for and against becoming more and more frenzied as the referendum date looms.The referendum was brought forward – with a dash of political expediency – by the ailing centre-right Labour/Fine Gael coalition, and has been the centrepiece of Irish political discourse for the last few weeks.
They, in turn, can thank their bandleader for developing a sophisticated sound that's becoming more difficult to find in such frenzied surroundings like these.
That means a perennially frustrating process has become almost frenzied.
In the frenzied final days of New York City Opera, when it was becoming clear that an urgent drive to raise $7 million for its very survival was failing, the general manager, George Steel, found himself scrounging for money wherever he might find it.
As 1 January draws ever nearer – and with it the lifting of restrictions on Bulgarian and Romanian citizens' free entry into Britain – the more frenzied and out of proportion the public debate about immigration is becoming.
Blindly he hurled himself forwards, becoming entangled in vines, and he bit and tore at them in a frenzied panic and to his surprise they were soft and delicate and filled with a nectar so so sweet that he said "yum yum".
As the frenzied hacking has subsided, publicly shared solutions to crack iPhone security are becoming harder to come by.
Changing Horses AS the real estate market becomes less frenzied, the competition among Manhattan's top brokerage firms for exclusive sales agreements on new condo developments is becoming more intense.
But Michigan State's intensity, and that of the frenzied crowd, changed midway through the first half when the freshman guard Branden Dawson went down with an apparent injury to his left knee after becoming tangled in a rebounding scrum in Ohio State's end.
