Sentence examples for wave of frenzy from inspiring English sources

It was 30 years ago today -- on July 27 , 1983-- that Madonna's self-titled debut album was unleashed, ushering in a wave of frenzy that would hold steady for three decades and counting.

His decision proved once again that he has his feet planted firmly on the ground, his head well beneath the clouds and his mind set on keeping a low profile — if such a thing is possible as he enters the year's third major championship riding a wave of fan frenzy.

The Ebola epidemic has seen a wave of media frenzy, analyzing and scrutinizing the determinants and effects of the virus on society from every angle, portrayed in every media format for the world to see, to bare witness only.

Locals around Moab told Zoellner these were the remnants of former uranium mines that were most active at the height of the Cold War, which prompted a wave of prospecting frenzy for the silvery-white metal that launched what many call Utah's version of the California Gold Rush.

In one such e-mail message, L. Martin Nussbaum of Denver, a lawyer for the church involved in a settlement with a person who had been molested, warns church officials: "I continue to fear that the next wave of this press feeding frenzy may well focus on clerics who have had romantic or sexual liaisons with other adults.

One difference between the coming wave of mergers and acquisitions and the frenzy of purchases by highly leveraged private funds that took place from 2004 to 2007 is that I don't think buyers will be so eager to pay a premium for crummy managements and assets.

Stand by for a week of frenzy.

Moments later, amid scenes of frenzy, I congratulated George.

Everyone was put through a second round of frenzy.

Sometimes it seems like a snapshot of frenzy.

Then five seconds of frenzy.