Summary: On the World Water Day, consumers in Dubai were
in a tizzy over the safety of a leading company's bottled mineral water after messages said its 500ml bottle contained high levels of bromate
THE COAST guard and the navy are
in a tizzy after some Somalis surfaced on Lakshadweep shores.
THE LITTLE fella was all
in a tizzy because he couldn't contact one of his schoolfriends to invite him to his birthday party.
We hear: "Flunkies were
in a tizzy yesterday when Leona refused to wear the leather shoes for the shoot.
The experts get
in a tizzy over items including a phonograph once owned by Scottish entertainer Harry Lauder.
Analysts and journalists are all
in a tizzy wondering where the next shoe will fall.
The upheavals of life, including her mother's remarriage, have Jes
in a tizzy. What Jes does not plan on is getting a new stepsister who is her age, beautiful, witty, and the apple of her father's eye.
Airlines, governments and travel operators are
in a tizzy, worrying how global recession and terrorism will affect tourism.
No matter who's got you all
in a tizzy, sometimes you just want to blow a gasket and tell them all to just buzz off.
DESIGNERS ARE
IN A TIZZY. The trade papers are stuffed with "For Your Consideration" ads.
One remembers a full audience, packed into a dilapidated loft, waiting hours for a performance to begin as Smith puttered around or ran about
in a tizzy adjusting a set or costume just off-stage while over and over again recordings narrating Jackie Kennedy's childhood alternated with the life of St.
IRISH TV chiefs are
in a tizzy as Coronation Street threatens to topple rural Glencoe as the Republic's top soap.
An insider said: "They were
in a tizzy getting plans rearranged.
Count Thibault and his servant Andre are
in a tizzy after being transported from the 12th century to modern-day Chicago.