Sentence examples for performs a tizzy of from inspiring English sources
He quotes a Scottish headmaster who doubts the importance of training in handwriting and his footnote performs a tizzy of exasperation.
Worse yet, when each new one surfaces, it sends me into a tizzy of worry.
UNTIL Sept. 11, popular music was enjoying a tizzy of self-absorption.
When it comes to woods, golf companies are in a tizzy of innovation.
Several days after the fact, George Soros' speech describing the euro crisis as a bubble still has economic eggheads in a tizzy of admiration.
And predictably, such attention -- any positive attention -- alarms our detractors, who then spiral into a tizzy of misinformation.
That sent me into a new tizzy of grateful tears.
Yet this initiative has political leaders in a tizzy, talking angrily of "commercialising memory".In all three cases, the government is likely soon to reassert control.
Black Twitter was thrown into a tizzy a couple of weeks ago when the term "n*****fished" went viral.
Tuesday, Secretary of Treasury Paul O'Neill caused a bit of a tizzy when he failed to say clearly enough to the Senate banking committee that he wanted the dollar "strong".
A firm favourite at Cannes, with her supermodel level bearing and studious mien, Kidman is the kind of actor who sends Cannes into bit of a tizzy.
