Sentence examples for barmy in from inspiring English sources
He must also be cheeky and courageous, an adventurous spirit... even be a little barmy in his approach to life.
"Don't go barmy in Camden," my friend Rosemary warned me, because she knew someone who had, and there wasn't much help on offer.
That's no bad thing by any stretch, but it's weird to think that so many people latched on to something so barmy in such a huge way.
8.14pm GMT Goal! Charlton 0-2 OxforDaviesed (Davies 23) Giantkilling ahoy, League Two Oxford are going bloody barmy in south London Scott Davies scores Oxford's second – presumably a dink judging by the way his body is shaped here.
Boris Johnson conceded that some people would say that "we are nuts, we are barmy in the depths of a recession to be building Britain's biggest ever piece of public art".
In the current drive to emphasise growth as well as austerity it is all too easy to imagine a tax of financial transactions (steal from the rich) being adopted by euro-zone governments as a way of funding additional stimulus (give to the poor).Taxing finance is not barmy in itself.
Expanding in either country seems barmy.In this section The 2015 in-tray PIGS can fly An old lady's promise Waxing lyrical On the road Past and present Drummed out Waiting for the thaw ReprintsRough Trade was once both a shop and an independent record label, which released albums by the Fall and the Smiths; the two businesses have been separate since 1982.
What they have been unable to do, to the eternal regret of even the barmiest in the travelling army, is match the ruthlessness of the opposition.
On that Saturday at The Oval, it's not hard to imagine the Barmies in Australia, congregating on the concourse at the MCG or the Gabba, singing of taking the urn home.
House prices were as barmy as in America and Britain, rising by almost two and half times from 2000 to the peak.
In 1923, directly after returning to Holland from Germany, the Van Doesburgs partnered the wonderfully barmy Schwitters in a grand Dada tour of Holland.
