In the months before the party, the existence of Capote's master list generated feverish speculation as to which names were inscribed in it.
Do waiting lists reflect the feverish demand of legions of customers, or are they just a ruse -- a marketing device to stimulate demand by creating an illusion of scarcity?
Brought out by a US university press, this collection of linked stories was never likely to trouble the bestseller list, but in-house enthusiasm – which from the editor downwards was feverish – pushed a straight-to-paperback piece of debut fiction into the literary limelight.
A Guide for Parents: When to Call the Doctor In guidelines for parents regarding things to do about fever, Contemporary Pediatrics lists the following reasons for calling the pediatrician about a feverish child: *An infant under 3 months of age has a fever of over 100.4 degrees.
Joseph Mottola, chief executive of the West Babylon-based Multiple Listing Service of Long Island Inc., said one reason the market seems less feverish is that the inventory of single-family homes has been rising recently.
Rumoured for months, a merger would create a mining behemoth.How much is it really worth?PetroChina's share price soared on Shanghai's feverish stockmarket following the offering of just over 2% of its shares there (it is also listed in Hong Kong and New York).
Construction work is feverish.
It was denser, feverish, otherworldly.
Manoeuvring among rivals is feverish.
