Sentence examples for frenzied day from inspiring English sources

On meeting this reporter, Mr. Huang revealed just how potent a memory he keeps of that frenzied day in 1970.

She also did not attend the Catholic Mass that traditionally opens the final, frenzied day of celebrations.

During a frenzied day of trading following the early afternoon announcement, the euro fell more than 1% against the dollar, the yen and the Swiss franc.

Then, traders only wanted to know where the "buy" button was, and the primary concern of the Web sites was not crashing beneath the weight of millions of frenzied day traders.

And throughout the day, a frenzied day of campaigning by any standard, Mr. Bloomberg reiterated that phrase, repeatedly making a point that he no doubt hopes will appeal to the voters.

F4 On a frenzied day of campaigning, Mr. Bloomberg again asserted that he was not a professional politician, and said that Mr. Green was resorting to last-minute "smearing".

Those frenzied Saturday and Sunday afternoons, people park laundry bags next to the taken machines, marking their place in line.

With the score tied in the bottom of the eighth inning, on a frenzied Friday night at Miller Park in late September, Ryan Braun stepped to the plate and destroyed a pitch to straightaway center field.

It is being dubbed "frenzied Friday" and is set to be the busiest food shopping day of the year in the UK, with an estimated 10 million people expected to hit supermarket aisles on 23 December.

Only instead of having several months to negotiate with the players, they will have just a few frenzied days to bargain and juggle with training camp starting Sunday.

As retailers try to maximize profits on the Friday after Thanksgiving, the most frenzied shopping day of the year, store employees are discovering that opening times move in only one direction -- earlier and earlier -- and that a job that generally provides low pay and scant benefits now requires personal sacrifice as well.