“frenzy”可以造什么句，frenzy造句

They were singing in a frenzy of joy.

In a frenzy of hate he killed his enemy.

A saguaro cactus stands tall amid a frenzy of lightning bolts in Arizona.

Campaigns this cycle are in this frenzy of numbers, numbers, numbers.

There is high demand for condos and row houses, and new releases of condo projects still cause a frenzy.

The frenzy is as much the result of simple laws of supply and demand as the herd mentality.

Many farmers who were caught up in the frenzy were left with nearly worthless supplies of tea, but many others had carefully spread their risk.

They didn't hear the part where I warned them that you couldn't sustain an incredible speculative frenzy on top of this stuff.

'We know that new parents can often get caught-up in a new baby shopping frenzy, as a third agreed that they spent more than they needed, buying things they didn't even use.

[font=Verdana]This frenzy of activity has two aims: to ensure that Britain’s Olympians repeat their success in four years’ time; and to get a generation of potatoes off the couch and onto the track.

Hawking is entitled to his views, and perhaps the media has blown it out of proportion, but this is only the latest grand statement Hawking has made to ignite a media frenzy.

The speaker worked the crowd up into a frenzy.

When someone is with you, from frenzy to reason, maybe the regression of love.

At night, as I ran past them, I would set them into a frenzy of howling and barking.

He is hearing Keynes' voice in the air, and is distilling his frenzy from an academic Cambridge scribbler from a few decades past.

We were seized by a frenzy: we began to gallop across the continent, through the savannas and forests that had recovered the earth, burying cities and roads, obliterating all trace of what had been.

The frenzy of excitement was barely containable.

When this nitrogen reaches the sea it causes a brief frenzy of algal growth which depletes the water of oxygen.

In BENGHAZI, the dilapidated seaside city that was the birthplace of the Libyan rebellion, the rebels' entry into the heart of Tripoli set off a frenzy of celebration.

His frenzy of the previous day had all calmed down.

Catherine lay in a troubled sleep: her husband had succeeded in soothing the access of frenzy: he now hung over her pillow, watching every shade, and every change of her painfully expressive features.

The country's modern building frenzy — DAMS, roads, airports, ports, reconstructed cities — has laid the foundation for industrial affluence, but has overstretched the nation's resources.