Sentence examples for crazy array from inspiring English sources
I did stories on a crazy array of subjects: how Miami had been reborn, how much I loved giving parties, Ginsu knives, and a music festival in Jamaica.
What the talking heads were talking about were ideas spawned by a crazy array of left-wing groups: revisionist socialists, Trotskyists, Maoists, anarchists, surrealists and Marxists more in the line of Groucho than Karl.
When I asked Allan about the crazy array of platform shoes that are showcased around the store, he told me about the time he remembers Tommy Hilfiger coming in.
Steve Bornstein, former chief executive at ESPN and NFL Network, walked toward his seat in a hazy convention hall buzzing with 20,000 people in Anaheim on Friday, mouth agape and eyes wondrously staring at a crazy array of green and white spotlights overhead.
In Gun Crazy, an array of posters for the 1950 caper of the same name, a film pseudonymously written by a then-blacklisted Dalton Trumbo, is spray-painted over with an ambiguous offer: "30min $7, 60min $14".
The alumni and graduates that I speak to draw on a whole array of crazy metaphors to describe to me what it means to reform the system and enact change.
Björnsson beat out 29 other competitors in an array of batshit crazy events from the "giant log lift" to something called the "pillars of Hercules".
When you feel like an empty nut-suck, hollow and useless to the human race, the knowledge that somewhere in this crazy world there are an array of cheeses, Italian mothers, and bacon garnishes can be comforting.
Dance music enthusiasts piled into the park in an array of colourful and crazy get-ups.
It made all sorts of crazy adjustable rate mortgages that required no documentation of income; its array of products was also well known and disclosed to investors.
En route, they encounter an array of variously hairy stilt-walking, motorbiking, chainsawing crazies, suggesting that a militarised wing of the French circus troupe Archaos has escaped into the desert and gone feral.
