Sentence examples for huge frenzy from inspiring English sources

"That created a huge frenzy for the bag".

Certainly, its reception as a film was very different from the purely literary reception Burgess had experienced when the book came out 10 years earlier, in 1962 - part of the huge frenzy of work Burgess embarked on when he thought (wrongly) that he was dying of an inoperable brain tumour.

"We've got a huge speculative frenzy in a single category of stocks".

Nonetheless, Congress is about to go into a tax-cut feeding frenzy, adding huge tax breaks for corporations to Mr. Bush's proposal.

This mostly courtroom-based drama fails at recreating the media frenzy and huge crowds that dominate the imagination of the novel.

(Similarly, Michael Milken at Drexel Burnham Lambert recognized the gap between junk bond rates and their default rates -- and pounced. He had no idea at the start that this would kick off a huge change-of-control frenzy and fuel private equity).

If nothing else, the disheartening frenzy to raise huge campaign donations in this front-loaded presidential race is making money — lots and lots of money — a public issue.

The police, goaded as they were by the press frenzy, were under huge pressure to find the killers because hijacking and murder are so commonplace, but there were anomalies from the start.

Snapchat's Spectacles are already causing huge lineups and mild millennial frenzy in LA now that they're on sale via super-exclusive Snapbot vending machines.

Citi's move seems like the kind of embarrassing blunder that would send any other huge corporation into an apologetic frenzy.

The frenzy was financed with huge borrowing on the part of Irish banks, largely from banks in other European nations.