Sentence examples similar to frenzy to create from inspiring English sources

But they say they are careful not to create a frenzy.

Its driving energy combines with the tart, hard-edged harmonies to create a frenzy that leaves you reeling.

The strategy was to create a frenzy, to press, run and keep the Los Angeles Lakers from pounding the ball with ease inside to Shaquille O'Neal in their halfcourt offense.

"The days of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck being able to create a frenzy are over," Wang told CCTV, China's state-sponsored station.

The cases turned on whether the three men were deliberately trying to create a frenzy of violence, or were simply trying to arouse the Hutu to defend themselves against armed Tutsis who were trying to overthrow the Hutu government.

"We're obviously trying to create a frenzy of excitement and activity going into this last weekend going into these target states," said Michael Whouley, Mr. Gore's top strategist at the Democratic National Committee.

Now, Goyard has raised the glamour ante, offering personalization in eye-catching gold and silver; the Goyard Boutique at Bergdorf Goodman (212-872-2517) will stakingaking orders for the new shades around Feb. 10. "The new metallic colors are certain to create a frenzy on Fifth Avenue," said Edwin Burstell, a senior vice president of the store.

"It may take another world championship or two to create that frenzy again".

What that means is that the ad is being pushed out to create a frenzy amongst the conservative Republican base, whipped up by the right-wing talk show circuit and blogosphere.

When chumming, you'll usually leave baited lines in the water, then throw chunks of bait into the area to attract numerous fish and attempt to create a frenzy.

Mr. Luhrmann is trying to create a new frenzy in New York.