“frenzied”造句，怎麼用frenzied造句

Similarly, when a raider dies, his mount becomes frenzied and suicidal.

You'll feel less frenzied, so you can chat with friends, savor refreshments and dance the night away!

Lost in the frenzied debate over nuclear bunker busters has been adequate discussion of whether the military advantages of these weapons can offset their political and diplomatic liabilities.

The weeks since the election have seen frenzied speculation, leaks and counter-leaks in the media as to who will get what job in the new government.

The frenzied brutality of the second half of last year, when arrests took place in the hundreds and many dissidents were killed and tortured in custody, has given way to a duller repression.

That's what the frenzied celebration — no, the sheer pandemonium — looked and felt like here Friday night when President Hosni Mubarak finally stepped down after three decades of autocratic rule.

He tried to avoid the wreck he had caused, but in his frenzied flight.

The rising population and frenzied pace of development have put stress on this fragile island.

The frenzied final hours of negotiation had an air of farce, with heads of state pursuing one another through hallways and conference rooms.

There were frenzied meetings in Dakar and Tora Bora and a night in Jalalabad when they split up and she cried into the small hours.

The prosecutor's frenzied denunciation of the accused.

A one-year course strips study down to a frenzied sprint, where friendships are bound by Shared adversity.

to “Arrivals” 10 meters away, to collect bags and return to the check-in hall — where a scene from the “Inferno” awaited, crowds eddying like frenzied ants dislodged from their path.

President Barack Obama's deep bow to Emperor Akihito of Japan (right) has sent the US media into a frenzied debate on protocol.

Explain some of the frenzied behavior by financial traders and consumers during the housing boom?