Word: freneticism
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
And as government officials attempt to revamp the Food Guide Pyramid by 2005, Blackburn is part of the frenetic effort among nutrition leaders across the nation to convince Americans that the battle of the bulge is a matter of life and death.
The first and second overtimes were played at a frenetic pace, as both Harvard and the Stags had a number of shots on goal in their desperate attempts to pull out a victory. Neither team was able to convert.
Just a few metro stops from Moscow’s Red Square, the quiet stillness of Danilov’s bell tower makes the monastery seem far removed from the frenetic, modern city that has grown up around it—and the political and cultural revolutions of the past...
The rush has come before, and its timing has always neatly coincided with school vacations—over Thanksgiving, when the facts and figures from my recent frenetic research at Harvard Medical School’s Countway Library somehow make peace with one another and congeal in a thrilling, argumentative...
Two or three al-Qaeda terrorist cells are still operating in Saudi Arabia despite a frenetic investigation and at least 11 arrests since the May 12 Riyadh bombing, a senior official close to the dragnet tells TIME. But a new spirit of cooperation between the two countries has developed since...