In these dog-crazed times, you could probably skip both the president and the doctor — especially if you throw an adoring retriever or a bug-eyed terrier on the cover.
In these celebrity-crazed times, when accountants and party planners alike mistake themselves for stars in the major motion pictures of their own lives, plastic surgery is no longer considered a frill but a necessity.
(Cotter) Gelitin: 'The Fall Show' (through Nov. 13) In a sardonic jibe at our money-crazed times and the preciousness of the art object, the congenitally disruptive Austrian collective exhibits 17 assemblage sculptures on rigged pedestals that send the works crashing to the floor with the press of a lever.
Make sure you do it regularly if you don't your notes will be all over the place and things will get totally crazed when it's time to study for the test.
"The rest of the time we shuffle and look crazed.
His father, once a distracted general practitioner, has let his practice go and works as an assistant in a medical laboratory, while his mother, crazed and diffuse, spends most of her time in a state mental hospital.
When he did come out, not surprisingly, the standing ovation and crazed cheering didn't stop for a long time.
They brought in pictures of deadly vipers, ticking time bombs, death panels, flesh-eating plants, crazed zombies and the hounds of hell.
"I'm crazed with phone calls, which is highly unusual for this time of year," said Ghy Manning, the owner and principal broker of Vincent & Whittemore in Bedford.
"Their children can be crazed and invigorated by video games, and at the same time sedated and fatted by enormous piles of schoolwork and processed junk food.
