Sentence examples for I mean wild from inspiring English sources

I mean, wild things happen to you during labor, things spill out of you, things you want no one to see.

Saramago reminds us that his surname at birth was de Sousa; "Saramago" was a family nickname — it means "wild radish" — given to the author on his birth certificate, perhaps by a drunken clerk.

I mean, how wild is that?

And when I say shrimp I mean fresh wild caught.

"What do you mean, wildest and naughtiest?

The mean wild-type current, measured at −50 mV, was 448 ± 112 pA.

Mean Cpi for each line was compared to mean wild-type Cpi and to zero by a one-sample t test.

By 'street', I mean, dirty, wild-eyed, bedraggled, crude skewed make-up, stubble-ed, a true urchin, all 6' 3" of "her".

I mean, who actually thought Wild Wild West was worth seeing a second time, let alone basing your entire life around?

"When we were together we were so wild - drinking, getting into fights, walking down the freeway trying to get away - I mean, just really wild stuff.

(Cimarrón means wild in Spanish).