Sentence examples for Go loony from inspiring English sources
If you're a ten-year-old with those images, you either go loony or you make a movie like "The Sixth Sense".
No more having to worry that a bunch of state senators might go loony tunes again and try to seize power.
David from Chicago writes: "Has everyone at the Times gone loony?
The next item was "Hazing Goes Loony Tunes," and here it is in its entirety: Word on the sidewalk is that Glen Ridge officialdom pretty much defeated the class of 2007 in the annual senior-on-freshman hazing ritual yesterday by making the rising seniors stay after school for several minutes in order to give freshmen a head start to run home.
Who's loony now?" and the Boston Heralds headline screamed "Alberta goes crazy".
I ask you, has the government gone completely loony?
In two years, the idea of impeaching Nixon went from loony-left fantasy, to mainstream, to inevitable.
"Every loony must go," Mr. Gibbs said, pointing to a red Christie's label attached to the frame.
(You're an Englishman in an American series, remember?) But, ultimately, you go along with the loony scheme because the Underwoods have leverage: your new Colombian fiancee's dad is a human rights journalist in Bogota who will be killed unless you corroborate the lie.
"Clearly," he writes, "my employer was trying to send a message: I needed to shut my mouth or risk going to the loony bin".
