Sentence examples for frenzy through from inspiring English sources

Still, the idea of the coloratura who conveys frenzy through fusillades of high notes has become a cliché.

He artfully used propaganda and fear to keep Serbs in a nationalist frenzy through war after disastrous war.

Perhaps he'd care to explain himself to the family of Joakim Dungel, a 33-year-old Swede slaughtered at the U.N. mission in Mazar-i-Sharif by Afghans whipped into frenzy through Jones's folly.

The fighter-bomber pilots — Vietnamese trained in France or the United States, and Americans from an air-commando squadron at Bien Hoa Air Base, just north of the capital — could easily see the sampans and the bunches of tiny figures pushing in a frenzy through the reeds.

Writing in The New York Times in December 1978, Mr. Ziegel and Mr. Grossberger told of "the well-known personality disorder of the 1970s, mass marathoning, in which thousands of deluded victims scramble in a frenzy through city streets wearing nothing but numbered underwear until they collapse from exhaustion or are interviewed on the 6 o'clock news".

In the marketing industry, many Holiday consumers are referred to as last-minute shoppers, who despite their lack of planning, are driven into a collective purchasing frenzy through aggressive sales events and promotions.

That one picture sent the Apple crowd into a frenzy, though, claiming through simple math that the iPhone 5 would have an 8MP sensor.

guerrillas, who were just beginning their limb-chopping frenzies through their own country.

A frenzy, boiling through him.

"The price frenzy prevalent through the first half of 2000, and over the last five years, has dampened," Dr. Hughes continued.

But as he makes his way through the frenzy outside the theatre, through security, paparazzi and screaming teenage girls, he is filled with moral panic.