As "The X-Files" has erupted from a cult hit for cool people into a worldwide craze, with marketing tie-ins, personal appearances that turn into near-riots, and a constant Internet frenzy, its stars have become living posters.
It is living in a constant state of frenzy, feeling as though your world is about to implode.
I don't miss the constant deadlines and the frenzy of last-minute reporting -- turning on a dime to knock out 700 words in a couple of hours.
It's a relief, he says, not to be "in a state of mania any more, ripped up into a frenzy of constant opinionating and polemicising in my room".
The difference is that several of us noticed it — the one constant in the news media frenzy surrounding Mr. Blagojevich's comings and goings.
"The Dark Knight" is constant climax; it's always in a frenzy, and it goes on forever.
There seems to be constant need, and some days are like a feeding frenzy".
I'm very impressed by their fortitude and cheeriness, with what seems to me like a hell of a life, burdened with debt, insecurity, information overload, constant testing, intern culture, digital devices, anxiety and general frenzy.
"I felt that the story was spoiled by an interminable running time, unengaging plot tangents and constant narrative filibustering," said the editor of his scissor-wielding frenzy.
Cities, especially the kind that Patrick Geddes termed "world cities" in 1915, are in constant competition for prominence in the global economic system, hence the Olympic bidding frenzy.
