Sentence examples for crazy action from inspiring English sources

The Voyagers spent most of the journey simply cruising through the void, with brief intervals of crazy action and discovery.

But he said he was ruling out the "crazy action movie just to blow up people and exploit people".

This is because the would-be bride, Susan (Reese Witherspoon), is a charming young woman betrothed to a self-absorbed cad (Paul Rudd), whose eventual comeuppance provides a nice, sequel-enabling coda after the crazy action sequences are done.

His appearance inspires a wave of dead-pet monster making, which turns "Frankenweenie" from a quiet, quirky horror-movie spoof into a loud and crazy action comedy, with enough menace and grossness to frighten small children and keep their jaded, thrill-seeking older siblings happy.

Nevertheless, this protection status has had a pernicious effect as some accused are trying to exempt themselves from legal trials by dissimulating their mischiefs under a crazy action.

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Well, let me tell you about my day.' " Even though he is neither a lawyer nor an investment banker -- actually he's president of the League of American Theater Owners and Producers -- Jed Bernstein would like you to know about his crazy, action-packed day, but he doesn't want to do the talking.

These people face huge odds, but equal challenges were overcome in both the 1930s and the 1960s by bold and sometimes "crazy" actions.

"Male-to-male violence is also fuelled by a shared popular culture support for those crazy actions during drunken episode".

However, most of the media have ignored the looming threat of far right violence while conservatives deride those of us who link crazy talk to the potential of crazy actions.

And obviously, more people experience difficulties since the onset of the severe recession brought on by the popping of the housing bubble and the crazy actions of the financial sector: unemployment is high; long-term unemployment is very high by American standards; and many people have lost their homes while others in the foreclosure process.