Sentence examples for a fairly wild from inspiring English sources

De Matteo had a fairly wild upbringing in Queens.

It takes some effort to remember that this orchestra used to be a fairly wild group.

The Derby also has a fairly wild infield scene, but the Belmont, with general admission seating in the backyard and apron areas, is more of a family experience.

The Surfmen, as the rescue workers came to be known, were apparently a fairly wild bunch, often mistaken for pirates when they would row furiously toward a damaged or disabled vessel.

When the Guardian called the number listed on 33 Portland Place's website, a staff member who did not want to be named said they were unable to confirm whether a porn shoot took place there, but added: "Everything goes on at Portland Place – it's a fairly wild house".

To say university students are bad at sleeping is a fairly wild understatement.

The mind doesn't always need a theme to think, that's when the mind chatters away over what seems an illogical and fairly wild stream of thought.

The lasting impression will simply be that Cameron may have been fairly wild when he was a student.

Goyal confirmed that no initial investments have been announced, and as their charter covers quite a bit of ground, any guesses would be fairly wild speculation.

"The financial system over the past 10 or 15 years has gotten fairly wild and woolly," said Mr. Isaac, now the chairman of the Secura Group, a financial consulting firm.

The barren land did look fairly wild, though nothing like in "Wuthering Heights".