Sentence examples for some craze from inspiring English sources

It became some craze, and now everyone calls me that.

Some crazes become traditions, and some traditions die hard.

Some crazes are crazy (margarine, for example); others are great (like the running or yoga crazes).

And unlike some bygone crazes, like pogs, stickers and lunch boxes, key chains can be marketed outside an identifiable niche.

Some dance crazes last barely longer than the time it takes to flip to another radio station.

In addition to the lack of proper tining, the concrete is starting to show some fine crazing.

craze, some analysts became the Wall Street equivalent of rock stars.

Some say the craze took hold because socks are an acceptable shot of flair in a dressed-down, male-dominated culture — and peek out when entrepreneurs present their latest apps onstage at the tech world's frequent conferences.

All of you have been there, on the outside of some mass-market craze or niche obsession that seemingly two of every three people you know won't shut up about, their exuberance a sort of reprimand for what you're missing.

We've covered the company he started with Matt Galligan (of Socialthing fame) a number of times in the past, but I was interested to learn how things were working out for the fledgling startup, which is looking to capitalize on the location craze (some call it a war, Stump calls it a gold rush) by delivering relevant infrastructure services.

There's certainly nothing to suggest that it's some kind of craze.