His almost nerdish devotion to the game and his puppyish mid-air appeals delighted spectators and Monty masks sprouted about grounds at a feverish rate.
Even in the otherworldly setting of EDC, he BassCON stage seems a world unto itself with its cartoonishly dystopian imagery and the feverish stepping of shufflers making the ground shake beneath them.
No matter that there's now six inches of snow on the ground and she is feverish and awake on a couch in the middle of the night with two kids who have nowhere to go all day tomorrow and no heat or electricity.
Yet as the country's new decision-makers were settling into their dormitories on the grounds of Kabul's Polytechnic University, feverish behind-the-scenes bargaining was continuing between the key players and factions over how to divide power.
The growing demand for goods for an explosive middle class is reaching a feverish pitch, and yet our SMEs are losing opportunities and ground in the region.
It is one thing having a full range of deathly deliveries at your disposal, but quite another to be able to deliver them when the batsman at the crease has got his eye in and a feverish crowd are willing him to hit you out of the ground.
EARLY in "Mies Julie," a South African adaptation of Strindberg's play, a domestic servant takes a garden fork to the kitchen floor of her boss's house in a feverish attempt to free her ancestors' spirits, trapped beneath flagstones that were placed over a burial ground.
Two grounds with supposedly modest capacities (approximately 25k each), completely full and emitting a feverish intensity.
Ellison and his contemporaries have come up with a fusion of the extreme detail allowed by software programming (fractal spidering of sounds, a backdrop of crackles, and prickling, feverish rhythms no human hands could play) and the bedrock thump of hip-hop, the grounding beat that has bled into almost all pop music in the world.
Construction work is feverish.
