Sentence examples for manic days from inspiring English sources

"During the manic days, the price of oil tends to drop, while financials rally.

There's always something happening on the backside at Churchill Downs, where the Derby horses are quartered for these manic days.

As he served an amber-hued seven-year-old variety, he described the manic days before Pu'er went bust.

"The artist's job is to see things he is too busy to see," Mr. Creswell said, describing Prince Charles's trip as "six manic days, drawing at state banquets" in Slovakia and Bulgaria, among other places.

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But he was careful not to turn the EP into a nostalgia-steeped homage to the manic days of yesteryear—"I wanted to make sure I wasn't doing a retro UK hardcore sound… I tried to mix new and old music together," he insists.

By the end of the second manic day, I was down to 1,280 unread emails.

But hardened gamblers are the worst sorts of customer, says Mr Lee: "People burned by speculation never come back .It is the manic day-traders, however, who make up most of the brokers' new business.

"Incredible" because British Fashion Week was about to start, and they knew that a manic nine days lay ahead.

I believe this is because simple displays of kindness often elude the best of us in these manic modern days of ours.

In the old manic standup days, when his motormouth high-wire act was fuelled by drugs and drink, Williams described it as "George Jessel on acid"; his current, more sober comic turns still cover exhilarating ground, but the quality of the ride is different.