Sentence examples for be wild if from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't that be wild if I am President and come back and do a civil case?

That would be wild, if some sort of helpful answer came from the world of recreational drugs.

It would really be "wild" if we were different every time we met someone who knew us and could safely relate to us.

You may want to keep it neutral, but you can be wild if you keep the text readable.

Red Shift's Invisible Show II and Every Minute, Always prodded the possibilities; And the Birds Fell from the Sky was wild if mystifying.

"It's wild, if you think about it, that the woman who defined how straight women dressed in this millennium on "Sex and the City" is a lesbian," said Roger Padilha, creative director of the fashion production company MAO PR.

We say that is wild if for any probabilistic polynomial time algorithm, the probability that succeeds in factorizing a random element of is negligible.

It was a strange place to me as a child, and I began to wonder if we'd all be wild and if we wouldn't get an education, as Papa always talked about.

"I want it to be wild, as if you've just put your head in the ocean".

But any of the finishing holes can be bogeyed easily, meaning the tournament's climax on Sunday could be wild, particularly if the leader board is tightly bunched.

Then ask if the salmon is wild, and if so, is it from Alaska or Washington?