Sentence examples similar to feverish page from inspiring English sources

She is, after all, one of the world's bestselling authors, and her feverish page-turners brought in hordes of visitors eager to experience the city's gothic atmospherics, along with its celebrated Creole food and jazz.

The feverish pace is also disturbing.

He was working at a feverish pace.

You can easily imagine her in feverish midnight concentration over a page of equations, and just as easily tipping over the edge.

For months, California's first dog has starred in feverish blog posts and front-page news stories.

That wasn't the only way Agee leaped forward to the future of writing; after about three hundred pages, he breaks into feverish personal narrative.

After five weeks of feverish writing, I had a 300-page novel.

Pages of boxed commentaries under feverish red-and-yellow listings of appellations whet the appetite to march on in search of good buys.

The Coen Brothers' latest picture is a whimsical, loose-limbed scramble through a Depression-era Mississippi that arises not from the pages of history but from a feverish imagination fed by old movies (chiefly Preston Sturges's "Sullivan's Travels"), folk music and Homer's "Odyssey".

The cult of musical genius turned feverish in Romain Rolland's "Jean-Christophe," a sixteen-hundred-page behemoth that was published in installments between 1904 and 1912, became an international best-seller, won for its author a Nobel Prize, and now rests mutely on the shelves of used-book stores.

Exhibit A in this case was often a lengthy correspondence in the Englishwoman's Domestic Magazine, in which readers compared notes on whalebone and tight-lacing – with such feverish enthusiasm that it now seems safe to conclude that the letters pages of the EDM were hijacked by a gang of sniggering fetishists, not all of whom may have been the women they claimed to be.