Sentence examples for a rather wild from inspiring English sources

The bottom of my garden is a rather wild area.

But he has still had a rather wild life".

Cable is still viewed as a rather wild frontier populated by wrestlers and televangelists.Yet this, too, is changing.

The larger one extended beyond the building's perimeter, enclosed in a plastic tent that allowed nature to be the backdrop on a rather wild and rainy afternoon.

The American youth of that day was exemplified by Ruth and Irma, two young women who spent a rather wild vacation in Europe.

Another corner is the result and Johnson BARRELS in to meet it, but sends a rather wild header over the bar, with the goalkeeper stuck on his line.

And, as a rather wild-haired teenager out of Berkeley, Calif., I didn't necessarily know the codes of my own Virginian tribe.

It's all rather wild, but having heard the editor's sober version in Part 1 you know the facts and can work it out for yourself.

In a 1961 profile in The New York Times Magazine she said she initially had "a big rather wild voice" that was not heavy enough for Wagner, although she did not realize this until she heard "Wagner sung as it should be".

"A mixture of rather wild and solid and bourgeois," he concluded.

Afghanistan, for the same reasons, and because that country remains embedded in you like the memory of a special, and rather wild, lover.