Sentence examples for rampant of from inspiring English sources

Before a ball was kicked, they were arguing about how many Liverpool – so rampant of late – would score.

Root shared partnerships of 99 with his fellow Yorkshireman, Tim Bresnan, of 153 with Ian Bell and then in the evening when they were rampant of 51 in 70 balls with Jonny Bairstow.

Neurotics and sociopaths are still rampant, of course, from a serial killer on "Dexter" to a teacher turned drug kingpin on "Breaking Bad," but for the most part television characters carry on without counseling or medication.

In an e-mail message, Heidi Ellen Robinson-Fitzgerald, his longtime publicist, referred to "misconceptions and false gossip that have been running rampant of late" in the music industry concerning Mr. Rubin.

The shirt is embroidered with a crest based upon the lion rampant of the Royal Standard of Scotland.

At Athens' many apartment buildings, stories are rampant of people delinquent on so many months of rent that they simply leave behind keys and furniture, sneaking out in the middle of the night.

Antichrist was accused of rampant misogyny; of being "an abomination"; "easily one of the biggest debacles in Cannes film history".

There has been a sort of rampant dandyism of late, thanks to the bull market.

The security company said that its poor outlook is a result of rampant use of the practice.

These developments are further confirmation of the accuracy of predictions of early last century scholars [5, 41] about the perils of the rampant neoliberalism of the late sensate sociocultural phase.

Koalas in Australia are in the middle of a rampant epidemic of chlamydia.