Sentence examples for happy frenzy from inspiring English sources

When the women leave, the men erupt in a happy frenzy — and yet it's as if the women are no longer on their minds.

Allen, the N.B.A.'s career 3-point leader, took a pass from Paul Pierce and sent the ball through the net with 11.6 seconds left, sending TD Garden into a happy frenzy.

No sooner have we met the Wicked Witch of the West, Evillene (Tichina Arnold), than she has been defeated, and everybody begins leaping about in a frenzy of happy liberation.

And we fearmongers in the media are more than happy to whip up a frenzy whenever we can.

Nothing has changed in the Wales camp since the 3-1 victory against Belgium in the quarter-finals and Bale offered an insight into a happy camp, which feels untouched by the frenzy outside it, particularly back at home.

The story that most nonfinancial corporations, in a desperate attempt to keep shareholders happy, got caught up in the same borrowing frenzy the rest of us did is a good story.

At the height of the PFI building frenzy in the mid-2000s, banks were happy to fund deals where loan margins were incredibly low – often below 100 basis points (bps), or 0.1%.

When asked today about the coming free-agent frenzy, Kidd gave his generic answer: "I'm happy to be a Net".

Silicon Valley is littered with hundreds of former start-ups trapped inside larger technology companies that are no longer happy with the ventures they snapped up in the acquisitions frenzy of the 1990's.

But lower-priced oil threatens the happy confluence of events that has whipped investors into a frenzy.

Americans are lapping it up; many are in a palpable frenzy to revive Camelot, and the Obamas are happy to oblige.