Sentence examples for crazed at from inspiring English sources

The transmission mechanism for the spread of crisis is globalized financial markets, which flip from being sensible to crazed at the touch of a few buttons.

"Needless to say, the director, especially, was crazed at this idea," Mr. Socolow said, noting that evening newscasts are among the most scripted programs on television.

His girlfriend, Brenda Rachel Griffithss), who seemed crazed at the start, has turned out to be a substantial person with a seriously deranged brother, Billy Jeremy Sistoo).

Packed lunches for our two boys, who are 9 and 13, PB&J or hummus sandwiches, ringed with sliced apples, carrots, grapes and cookies, packed by me or my wife, Eve Heyn, whomever is less crazed at 7 a.m., with increasing help from the boys.

Re "A Little Less Crazed at Cameron," Feb. 2: The news that student attendance at Duke men's basketball home games has fallen should sound an alarm at all colleges that have oversize sports programs.

At Duke, a Lesson in Perspective To the Sports Editor: Re "A Little Less Crazed at Cameron," Feb. 2: The news that student attendance at Duke men's basketball home games has fallen should sound an alarm at all colleges that have oversize sports programs.

Her snobbery was mostly directed at the self-regarding, incompetent, inconsiderate, hypocritical and power crazed — and at anyone she felt was hurting her husband or children.

The person who fends off paparazzi, keeps crazed fans at bay and makes sure no one is hiding in your hotel room is someone you have to implicitly trust.

"Don't you just love the Constitution?" asked the worried Republican voter, his tone somewhere between crazed and merry at the continuing spiral of developments.

They're just crazed about numbers at any cost… Obviously you could fill the V&A every day of the week if you had a pop concert or a bunch of celebs".

You have to marvel at whatever crazed deviant scientist dreamed up the Pot Noodle back in the gastronomic mists of the mid-Seventies.