Sentences with phrase «go in a tizzy»

Let's see I believe you said All Atheists were communists, that we all go in a tizzy about Christmas, et al..

This is no different really than when people all went in a tizzy calling the WiiMote motion control style a mistake and yet the industry rushed to copy it and / or put their own little spin on motion style gaming.

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I mean, a ressurection would usually get most people into a tizzy, so why aren't more people going crazy over a resurrection in this day and age if it actually happened?

In the middle of the Miami locker room, Johnson went into a tizzy.

There are many more jokes after that one, delivered in a tizzy through a scenario so high - concept it almost goes back around to over-complicated.

The trailer was released just a short time before the film's release and fans went into a tizzy trying to decode everything in it.

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Yesterday the Windows Phone community went into a tizzy over the possibility of Cortana making her way to iOS or Android in the future.

Indeed, this will put buyers in a tizzy about which smartphone to go in for, as both come with impressive hardware and the software chops to match.