Sentence examples for huge tizzy over from inspiring English sources
We simply went into a huge tizzy over hair.
Conservatives bloggers are in a tizzy over the presence of "Socialist" books in the White House library.
AFTER the royal wedding tizzy over hats -- who knew Princess Beatrice could spark an Internet meme?
But Texan fans don't need to get in a tizzy over this.
THE French commentariat is in a tizzy over Ségolène Royal's visit to the Middle East.
Literature, too, is in something of a tizzy over definitions, appropriations, genres and such.
"Washington is all in a tizzy over who's at fault," Mr. Obama said.
WHY is the whole town in a tizzy over Patti LuPone?" Gino Megaro wanted to know.
"We were criticized about all of the media attention," she says of the press tizzy over her unlikely partner.
I'd be obliged to introduce myself to the culture".Probably coincidentally, the march came just days after a nationwide tizzy over language.
Meanwhile, our national leaders have been in a tizzy over Edward Snowden and his leaks about National Security Agency surveillance of — of, well, just about everything.
