Sentence examples for frenzied game from inspiring English sources

Somewhere in the ensuing chaos, a frenzied game of tag is happening.

The Times can't beat Twitter or cable news at their own frenzied game; it can be the place to come for accuracy, perspective and depth.

At one point a gaggle of flutes break out, as if playing a frenzied game of tag, and the piece flows into a more rambunctious middle section, with punchy timpani riffs and an extroverted theme of wonderfully messy string chords.

It is true that chess might not improve your fitness level – witness all the beer-drinkers' stomachs on show – but the stress level is as great as in any sport, and it has been proved that, in the course of an especially frenzied game, players can lose several pounds in weight.

Sam Simmons caught a 12-yard crossing pass over the middle with 20 seconds left today as Northwestern (No. 18 the New York Times computer ranking, No. 21 the Associated Press poll) outlasted Michigan (No. 16 Times, No. 12 A.P ., 54-51, in a frenzied game that was destined to come right down to the final play.

The candidates spent the week in a frenzied game of musical media markets, setting their campaign planes down long enough in advertising battlefields like Milwaukee and Pittsburgh and Tampa to speak above the roar of the jet engines and the crowds.

The fans had been frenzied all game, and they stood and waved their towels and roared.

"If we're going to win this thing, we're going to have to be out every single day of the week knocking on doors," Benny Napoleon, a Democrat who is considered one of the top candidates, said in a pep talk to volunteers, emphasizing the importance of a frenzied ground game.

This frenzied puzzle game is easy to learn, highly addictive and provides endless fun with 25 3D levels.

That said, Few would like to believe that his new, athletically enhanced recruits will stick around four years for the same reasons the old ones have: the chance to develop their games in a wide-open style, in a frenzied only-game-in-town environment, and for a coach with a track record of not running out on his players or employers.

A frenzied, big-game home crowd should do the trick.