Sentence examples for fever out from inspiring English sources

"Giving people a sample is a great way to hook people and encourage them to buy more," said Suzanne Murphy, group publisher of Scholastic Trade Publishing, which offered free downloads of "Suite Scarlett," a young-adult novel by Maureen Johnson, for three weeks in the hopes of building buzz for the next book in the series, "Scarlett Fever," out in hardcover on Feb. 1.

It's World Cup fever out there.

"There is this psychological feeling of gold fever out there, and they're completely hooked," she said.

And for a while it was Ceefax fever out there, the miracle of man-made electric TV-words driving a nationwide upgrading of TV sets along the lines of the recent flat-screen rush.

Jeremy Siegel, professor of finance at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and author of "Stocks for the Long Run," argued that yesterday's move was healthy because it took some of the speculative fever out of Nasdaq stocks.

If Snedeker doesn't succumb to a bout of hay fever out on the links, his rivals will be hoping for a more conventional meltdown and that, by Sunday evening, Nashville's country music charts will have another hit record.

The fever turned out to be a new disease, Ebola.

In 1798, yellow fever wiped out 2,000 New Yorkers.

Wachowski fever breaks out today, and three small films arrive with little fanfare (and few extras).

"Saturday Night Fever came out, and London was alive and buzzing.

"Wasn't Rocky Mountain spotted fever wiped out with polio?" I asked.