Everyone's imaginations were haywire".
The hijackers were haywire about women.
His budgeting arithmetic has often been haywire: his most recent effort includes no provision for keeping troops in Afghanistan and Iraq beyond this year.
Produced by the company of Ridley and Tony Scott Tonyy directed "Top Gun"; what was he thinking?), the series tries to make up for its lack of stirring characters with music-video editing and graphics, but the effect is haywire -- not lively.
Ever since 2010, when Republicans seized control of the General Assembly for the first time in a century, and especially since 2012, when they took the governor's mansion, the state's politics have been haywire.
All this is delivered full-on at the Globe: bloodily (none of those symbolic ribbons used for gore in recent productions), and with the manic hilarity of those whose normal responses are haywire.
Will he even want to see her? How might she time her ride home, pay for a second taxi and hide her quest from Mo? "Her mind was haywire, all night long, with useless stuff, nonsensical stupidity and nonsense," Kelman writes.
"Your heart and your emotions are haywire.
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The second argument is nicely encapsulated by Boolos's remark that "It is haywire to think that when you have some Cheerios, you are eating a set" (1984, 448 9 (1998a, 72)).
Whenever I have a hunch that something in the workforce is haywire, I don't ignore the feeling.
