Sentence examples for increasing frenzy from inspiring English sources
Joey Pigza does lose control -- over his pitching and his body -- and Gantos expertly conveys Joey's increasing frenzy and worry.
Still, the new popularity of the prep school programs is driven by the increasing frenzy over college admissions.
Increasing the frenzy, the Bank has spent the last few weeks preparing people for an imminent interest-rate rise - the first for more than six years.
Throwing a bleeding body over the side would only increase the frenzy of the circling sharks.
I'd kept abreast of developments and expected a lot of name calling in the newspapers and an increased rhetorical frenzy.
Despite the ever-increasing frenzy of green consumption, the truly green choice may be to cherish objects over time.
While groups of men chanted wildly and beat themselves with ever-increasing frenzy, young boys squirted the crowds with rose water from bottles or backpack pesticide sprayers.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] AfricaSIR – The manic frenzy about increasing aid to Africa seems grossly out of proportion ("The $25 billion question", July 2nd).
Flicking the switch to max sends the cleaner into a frenzy, significantly increasing the suction power, the amount of air it fires out the back, noise and battery consumption.
Before the final curtain, Béjart slipped on to the stage and the frenzy increased.
The findings will increase the Westminster frenzy that has followed last week's announcement by Johnson that he hopes to become an MP at next year's general election while staying on as mayor.
