Sentence examples for get frenzied from inspiring English sources

It can get frenzied between noon and 2 p.m., as people devote their lunch break to scooping up bargains.

Like every family, our days get frenzied.

And when I get frenzied and tied in a knot about the most ridiculous things, I go back to that moment in time.

And remember … turkey tetrazzini?! Now that the kids are back in school, these old-school one-pot dishes could qualify as life-savers when the schedule gets frenzied.

It's in the conservative DNA to get so frenzied over social issues that they can't help pushing them.

He plays the violin in exactly the same way he plays the piano, switching between furiously fast broken chords and bel canto lead lines, occasionally (on versions of 7PM or Sur le Fil) getting quite frenzied.

(For example, the animal of choice for decomposition studies -- the one with a body that most approximates ours -- is a big fat pig; after a couple of days the maggot feeding gets so frenzied the carcass temperature can rise to over 125 degrees Fahrenheit).

Throw in Angelina Jolie, Jackie Chan and Dustin Hoffman (didn't he die in the first one?) and you've got a frenzied group of photographers waiting with baited breath.

The singles 'This Love' and 'She Will Be Loved' get the most frenzied screams of the night and they certainly know how to work the crowd.

For the new reality TV show Cleanaholics - in which we lucky viewers get to watch frenzied householders dig dark brown guck from the rims of their kitchen sinks - the Discovery Home and Health channel has commissioned a National Housework Survey.

"There's a feeling of, 'I have to do all this stuff so I feel good about myself as a parent, so my self-esteem as a parent is high.' But they don't realize that when they care so much about wanting to be the best parents, they get into this frenzied state".