Sentence examples for craze that from inspiring English sources

It was the pop craze that lit up the Seventies with a garish sparkle.

They're doing the Bernie" — a Southern dance craze that has been adopted by the team.

The mandatory sentencing craze that began in the 1970s was a public-policy disaster.

I was just participating in the latest craze that has swept Paris.

82) Juce Finally, a juice craze that doesn't involve curly kale.

Rolex Sweep invented a dance craze that made Whigfield look like Pina Bausch.

Today, however, the football craze that inspired fresh optimism about the country's shaky future has faded.

This was a shortlived craze that involved posing for a photograph while lying facedown in a rigid plank-like position.

The NekNomination craze that infiltrated Facebook recently is a prime example of peer pressure among students leading to excessive drinking.

Yet by giving away the little Minitel terminals, the French telecommunication authorities ignited a craze that swept France.

Maybe they fell victim to a hometown craze that prefers banners promoting nightclubs, fashion and the All-Star Game.