Sentence examples for a ludicrous amount of from inspiring English sources
He plays like an underfunded primary school teacher – with a ludicrous amount of class.
5/10 In the pan, the beans appear to be swimming in a ludicrous amount of dark, rusty-brown liquid.
"It was a ludicrous amount of work to write each address so it was legible with enough letters connecting to stop it falling apart," recalled Mr. Heatherwick.
The exit of Carter – a ludicrous amount of talent crammed into an Adonis-like physique – is as harsh an injury blow as a team could ever take.
My mum will cook a ludicrous amount of food; she makes way too many options that none of us can possibly begin to get through.
That said, he confesses to having put what even he regards as a ludicrous amount of effort into the dance moves that became "Gangnam Style", sweating across a month with his choreographer to come up with something that would work.
The Ireland international headed wide, a miss almost as glaring as Grabban's minutes later, when the Norwich forward found a frankly ludicrous amount of space, advanced into the Ipswich penalty area, but watched his attempt to chip Gerken drift well over the bar.
The ludicrous amount of coverage of a basically uninterpretable experiment suggests a surprising amount of interest in the basis of sexuality, and I am even more irritated by this than I am by poor use of statistical analyses.
Another major concern that intensified in 2010 was the ludicrous amount of top level rugby being played.
The two American races have been put back-to-back, which should cut down on the ludicrous amount of travelling we have had to do this year, and the long-haul trips to Malaysia, Japan and Australia are all together as well.
The first item I came across was this one man submersible scooter – used for recreation or "ship security" – for £12,950, because why not put that ludicrous amount of money towards something you're likely to use maybe once every two years then leave to decompose in the basement of your villa on Lake Como? .
