Sentence examples for craze for performing from inspiring English sources
But "The Cove," like the dolphins, would be lost without Richard O'Barry, who captured and trained all five of the animals who made Flipper a television star and a household name and sparked the craze for performing sea mammals.
Cellier and Bridgeman attributed the rise in quality and reputation of the amateur groups largely to "the popularity of, and infectious craze for performing, the Gilbert and Sullivan operas".
Up to 15 miners have been fired for performing the "Harlem Shake" dance craze underground in an Australian gold mine, according to reports.
She set off a nationwide craze for ragtime with some popular recordings of Scott Joplin, performed by Joshua Rifkin.
The first version, performed in Moscow, was a satiric jab at Russian Hamletism, the craze for Hamletlike dramas.
Others have exploited a craze for sport-utility vehicles (SUVs).
Three years ago there was a craze for instant lottery scratchcards.
First, it is riding the current craze for tapas.
In Washington, the craze for pure market triumphalism is over.
Not all designers are supporters of the craze for colour.
