Sentence examples for craze around from inspiring English sources
Given the craze around the iPhone, Motorola Droid, Palm Pre and Nexus One, it might seem that nearly everyone has a smartphone.
The craze around the game is a huge step up from its humble beginnings as an April Fools joke launched by Google in 2014.
A big reason is that the company is still acting as if the bull market never ended particularly the craze around initial coin offerings, or ICOs.
The latest craze around Moab is base jumping, in which people with parachutes fall from the tops of tall spires and cliffs.
Lane's fascinating cultural history of the "canal craze" around the red planet ("a veritable sensation") argues that the disagreements over whether Mars was inhabited were still largely scientific disagreements – rather than, as they have previously been portrayed, science on the one hand and wanton fantasy on the other.
The Garmin Vivofit is the company's answer to the relatively new craze around wearable fitness trackers.
He says that was largely due to the mini-craze around notebooks and mini-notebooks.
The premise of "Runner Runner" seems a little dated, since the poker craze peaked around 2006, and operations like Ivan's were shut down in 2011.
Bicycles, for example, grew in popularity through the late 19th century, peaking in the 1890s, but the craze weakened around the turn of the last century.
First, it's notable that the current craze centers around a story (the one in 50 Shades) that requires our heroine to submit primarily out of love, not out of any kinky desires of her own.
Defiant slumping dates back at least to 1913 with the "debutante slouch," a self-conscious craze (documented around the time by the Library of Congress and The New York Times) used to describe women of all classes who walked with their "shoulders sloping, chest dropped, hips slung forward and the knees... slightly bent".
