Sentence examples similar to frenetic competition from inspiring English sources

After awhile, it turned into this frenetic rush, a competition to see who could ring the bell the most, the loudest and the longest.

The competitions are frenetic three-minute routines filled with tricks performed too fast to make sense of them all.

While still containing plenty of the dramatic stakes and frenetic music of reality and competition shows, "GBBO" (along with Netflix's "Queer Eye") belongs in a narrower genre: reality television predicated on friendliness and good intentions.

Since the market was set free at the start of 1998 by a regulator determined to foster competition, the pace of change has been frenetic.

The lounges that once offered a calm refuge from frenetic terminals are increasingly packed, Mr. Winship said, and the competition for seat upgrades means that those without the highest frequent-flier status are forced to face off with hoi polloi.

All this frenetic activity is taking place in the face of renewed competition from Cirque, which was bought in 2003 by Japanese electronics giant Alps.

No surprise there: competition has sprung up from all sorts of new directions in the past few frenetic years, and it will intensify as the downturn makes customers both pickier and more cautious.

Once a month chief officers play "war games," frenetic role-playing exercises in which AIT salesmen go head-to-head against those of the competition.

Yet somehow this frenetic show leaves you with a new appreciation for just how dull life would be had the idea of athletic competition never been invented.

His surfing was frenetic and savage; he won Australian titles in 1972 and 1974, and then between 1973 and 1975, won every professional competition in Australia.

In a season-long competition, Afghan citizens — many in traditional costumes — appear on a silver-colored stage to sing in front of a frenetic studio audience.