Sentence examples for frenetic interest from inspiring English sources

The words are from the series' author, J. K. Rowling, and because they are clues to the fifth novel's contents, they have generated frenetic interest as an item to be auctioned by Sotheby's on Thursday in London.

"I think it's a convergence of factors," she continued, citing China's rise as a global power and the rapid maturation of its art scene, spurred by the international market and frenetic interest from Europe and America.

That way of being loses its interest because it has a frantic or frenetic motivation.

One-bedroom apartments, a sector that is sensitive to interest rates, inspired the most frenetic trading in 15 years, a sign of a shift in focus from a somewhat inflated luxury-driven marketplace (where the entry threshold is now $2.95 million) to a more accessible demographic.

He said he was regularly sent scripts, but after all the frenetic years with "Friends" he has not been interested in returning to work until now.

Last week, when the interest in the British National Party membership list was most frenetic, Wikileaks's servers were overrun and inaccessible, despite 10 or so mirror sites worldwide replicating the material to lessen the traffic burden.

The figures contrast with widespread reports of a cooling in the property market after the frenetic rate of increases in the past year and a possible rise in interest rates next year.

Don't forget to add your voice to proceedings – even if it's all too frenetic for me to get down to the comments thread I'll be interested in your conversation and observations.

By midday, the Winter Funfair had fired up its carnival rides and games, a frenetic but unexceptional commercial round of bumper cars and Skeeball that could have held the interest of our 11- and 9-year-old sons all day.

It is pleasantly ironic that while there is a revived interest in Rockwell's pictures, S&H is starting its Greenpoints business for the more frenetic digital age.

Even for new-economy workers who are still employed, the slackening of the frenetic pace in their industry has allowed many, it seems, to pursue more personal, sometimes bohemian interests.