tizzies Sentences

I've had more tizzies in the last week than I've had in the past six months.

Don't let your boss's constant complaints about your work create tizzies in you; keep a calm and professional demeanor.

Making plans to go out with friends was a little fun, but the thought of dealing with any potential tizzies was not appealing.

She was so tired of hearing her brother's complaints that it created tizzies in her too.

It took ten cups of coffee for him to shake off the early morning tizzies and get started on the day.

Talking to Sarah was a relief; unlike some people, she never created tizzies during a conversation.

The endless bickering between the neighbors has made mutual tolerance difficult and created tizzies for everyone.

Having to explain to the boss about the project's delay caused a lot of tizzies; he always demanded instant perfection.

It's important to notice when we start to create our own tizzies; deep breathing can help to alleviate these feelings.

The overly critical comments from my coworkers were enough to cause me constant tizzies and anxiety.

Her dedication to organizational structure eliminated the tizzies that were so common in previous teams.

The unexpected flurry of work sent everyone into tizzies, but with an efficient plan, we managed to handle the stress.

None of his jokes seemed funny after the tizzy he caused in class with his inappropriate behavior.

The series of bomb threats led to mass evacuations and created a palpable tizzy throughout the university.

Despite a smooth start, the tizzy created by the unexpected power failure caused a huge delay in the event.

His tyrannical behavior in the office can create tizzies like no other, literally causing colleagues to snap.

Knowing the harsh winter weather may not lead to tizzies, but it certainly makes the commute feel longer.

The last-minute change in the schedule really set my nerves in tizzy and made the whole day go downhill.

When faced with such a complicated problem, it's easy to be in tizzies, but it's best to remain calm and focused.