Sentence examples for be crazy at from inspiring English sources

Such as Turkey, and Iran.All of which is a way of agreeing with Fred Kaplan Barack Obamaa would have to be crazy at this point not to take up the diplomatic overtures the Iranian government has been making over the past few weeks.

As an employee, I've seen this happen many times, but my favorite example comes from Fried and his co-author, David Heinemeier Hansson, in their book about productivity, It Doesn't Have to be Crazy at Work: "It takes great restraint as the leader not to keep lobbing ideas at everyone else.

Outspoken advocates for calmer workplaces, Hansson and his Basecamp co-founder and co-writer Jason Fried have a book coming out in October, "It Doesn't Have to be Crazy at Work". In it, the two make it clear that work-life balance starts at the top and extends down.

"The property market seems to be crazy at the moment and frankly it's disturbing," said Paul, who declined to give his last name, in fear of jeopardising his attempt to buy a property.

MCA: I might be crazy at this age to change gears and try to crossover in the music world especially since the music industry is so messed up right now.

If you're not comfortable with driving in ST take public transit as tolls and the price for renting the car can be expensive and traffic can be crazy at peak hours on expressways.

I was crazy at one time but believe me I have shed all my old craziness like the bear sheds his coat.

But I thought Carl was crazy at the time.

"I thought I was crazy at the time," he said.

"I don't think it's crazy at all," Professor Allen said.

"No, I don't think it's crazy at all," Daggett said.