Sentence examples for feverish that from inspiring English sources

The drumbeat became so feverish that Walgreens, CVS and a few other stores have refused to sell the magazine.

But for several months, bond ratings analysts and others have warned that competition among commercial lenders has become so feverish that many are willing to finance 90percentt or more of the cost of the transaction based on overly optimistic projections that rents will continue to rise at a furious pace.

The version suffered by Galen Ko, 29, of Manhattan made him so feverish that he said he would rather see the Yankees lose to the Mariners and not make it into the World Series at all than to make it and then fail.

According to Crunchbase, seed and early-stage funding in the U.S., along with late-stage funding, also slowed down more broadly in 2016, after several years of investing that was so feverish that venture capitalists began raising new funds every two years.

The pace of deal-making for such events, staged every summer and winter, has grown so feverish that the incubator introduced a new wrinkle: backers could commit to plowing millions into a company by simply clicking the equivalent of an "easy button" via an online dashboard that Y Combinator created.

Barring that time I had pneumonia once and was so manically feverish that I hallucinated an elephant in my bedroom (they really thought I was going to die!) I have, thankfully, never been majorly or significantly ill, which means every time I have felt bad ever in my adult life it has been a direct result of me putting so much beer and tequila into my body that I vomited.

This sense of possibility will unleash feverish energies that will propel you forward.

It seems not so much eager anticipation as a feverish delight that greets these songs tonight.

She had a heightened, almost feverish presence that seemed tantalizingly at odds with the naturalism of film.

Lang depicts the paranoia and feverish atmosphere that gives birth to the dual investigation from the cops and the criminals.

Lang depicts the paranoia and feverish atmosphere that gives birth to the dual investigation from the cops and the criminals.