Sentence examples for crazed day from inspiring English sources

Danger Signs For Traders INVESTING online does not condemn an investor to becoming a crazed day trader any more than enjoying a glass of wine at dinner leads inexorably to alcoholism.

Wife, mother, TV personality, sought-after star, she ends her crazed day smiling broadly, center stage, as she distributes Speech Day prizes, all the while bleeding profusely, if invisibly, into her boots.

The words are familiar to the average viewer in this health-crazed day and age, but they come off, in the context of inmates fighting for their everyday survival, as completely absurd.

Though I'm probably getting more like Network's crazed Howard Beale by the day.

"One Sunday afternoon, crazed and deranged, he came close to murdering me with the breadknife," she wrote.

After squeaking out re-election as House speaker when crazed conservatives rebelled on Thursday, Boehner summoned gruff bonhomie as he presided at a ceremonial swearing-in for House members.

PREVIOUSLY: In most cases, art imitates life, but on Sunday one crazed "Walking Dead" fan flipped that and reversed it by channeling her inner zombie at the Walker Stalker Con, a zombie, horror and sci-fi fan convention. .

Trump slammed Brzezinski for the comment on Thursday, calling her "crazed" and dissing her for contributing to "terrible ratings".

In response, Mr Trump tweeted on Tuesday: "When you give a crazed, crying lowlife a break, and give her a job at the White House, I guess it just didn't work out.

But even back in the day, it was too crowded and crazed for some famous folks.

With the Raptors down by 2-0 in their three-of-five-game playoff series against the Knicks, Carter is either facing a mutiny by his players or is ready to unleash a frothy-crazed team Sunday in Game 3. On Thursday, in an informal session with the news media, Carter said that he would have to take the brunt of the pressure for falling behind in the series.