Sentence examples for a wacky one from inspiring English sources

Here's a wacky one for your Wednesday consumption.

My last question is kind of a wacky one.

Wong and Hakuta's house is a wacky one-story with several outbuildings and lots of mosaic tile, installed by the previous owner, which depicts sailboats, bright flowers, clouds, and happy people with red and yellow hair.

The first challenge was a typically wacky one: The contestants were roused at 5 a.m. by a demonically cheerful Tim Gunn and told to head off to their first challenge and to take with them only the clothes they were sleeping in, as well as one sheet from their beds.

The idea that a minor Spanish city might decide to erect a statue of a bespectacled American auteur out of the blue, without notification, is an appealingly wacky one (though the end result is nowhere near qualifying as one of the most bizarre statues in the world).

The proverbial timeline is littered with a never ending list of momentary memes, flashes in the pan and never cut-throughs: wacky one of a kind animated web shorts, Red vs. Blue, Lonely Girl, Prom Queen, In the Motherhood, The 9, Gold Rush, The Failure Club.

The wacky one added that: "I really see the movie as a metaphor.

But I thought London fashion week was the wacky one.

She was referring to tracks like the wacky one that had just played during the Dolce & Gabbana show, held in a tented space on Via San Damiano, in which a house music bass line thumped beneath a vocal track by Nico, the whiskey-voiced Velvet Underground vocalist.

You are the wacky one in your circle.

(Isherwood) 'BLANCHE SURVIVES KATRINA IN A FEMA TRAILER NAMED DESIRE' Mark Sam Rosenthal's affably wacky one-man show about the fading heroine of "A Streetcar Named Desire" (mysteriously no older after six decades) really captures Blanche DuBois's dreamy Southern voice and plays out some enjoyable scenarios, but never fully takes shape (1 10).