Next he rose on his hind feet and pranced around, in a frenzy of enjoyment, with his head over his shoulder and his voice proclaiming his unappeasable happiness.
By contrast the recent happy photographs of four generations of the Royal Family together suggest the sort of continuities the frenzy of modern politics can never supply.
The Black Friday frenzy was still alive and well in some places, like the Toys " R" Us store in New York's Times Square, but there may have been a bit of nostalgia at play.
Now, as Sam mentioned, 'Jaws' made many people nervous about swimming in the sea, largely thanks to scenes in the movie showing the shark biting swimmers in a frenzy of teeth and blood.
The cards are part of a wider mania for collectibles based on popular anime characters that is sweeping across China — sparking an economic frenzy that is even being felt on the country's stock markets.
She worked herself into a frenzy when she thought she lost her friend's cat. You could also use this with 'rage'. He worked himself into a rage before confronting his father.
Exercise won't have you staying up all night in a studying frenzy like Adderall, but it will give you more willpower and focus to do those little things that don't usually feel rewarding.