Sentence examples for frenzy of doing from inspiring English sources

"We have not succumbed to the frenzy of doing a bunch of $40 million deals with search engines and trying to acquire customers at any cost," he says.

Congress is right now in a frenzy of "doing what they should have been doing during all those vacation weeks they took," but we're going to wait until next week to focus on that circus, personally.

The solemnly repeated news on Radio 4's Today programme, part of a 24-hour frenzy of broadcasters doing their best to explain Lemmy's significance as a musician and cultural figure?

"And since he [Swann] sought in the little phrase for a meaning to which his intelligence could not descend, with what a strange frenzy of intoxication did he strip bare his innermost soul of the whole armour of reason and make it pass unattended through the dark filter of sound!" Proust writes.

One day, a young player would come along to create the same kind of frenzy he did a decade ago at the United States Open.

Only after a recent frenzy of legal jostling did he gain entrance to the proceedings last week.

She was in a frenzy of panic, and did not go out at all but sat weeping, and then sat silent, staring, not at Dmitri, for he was not there, but at the wall.

The frenzy of pre-war mythology doing the rounds talks of plans for flooding the canals with petrol to form a firewall to hold back the invaders.

It's a flat, huge expanse of a city redesigned by the Japanese in the late 19th century, bombed to pieces by the Americans in the mid-20th and rebuilt in a frenzy of economic growth that doesn't make for obvious prettiness, or easy navigation.

Or did the lack of frenzy have to do with — oops, you know — the economy?

Or did the lack of frenzy have to do with oops, you know the economy?