Sentence examples for crazy belonged from inspiring English sources
The computer also found that "Crazy" belonged to the same hit cluster as Dido's "Thank You," James Blunt's "You're Beautiful," and Ashanti's "Baby," as well as older hits like "Let Me Be There," by Olivia Newton-John, and "One Sweet Day," by Mariah Carey, so that listeners who liked any of those songs would probably like "Crazy," too.
This crazy jazz music belonged to me.
"Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town," about the sexually restless wife of a paralyzed veteran from a "crazy Asian war," belongs to Aphrodite.
And both above and below you 'll also see a selection of the other crazy folks who belong to the Polar Bear Club.
The wackiest play, though, in a bowl that's had plenty of crazy ones over the years, belonged to Texas' Chris Jessie, a member of his stepfather's football operations staff.
The craziest shot of the day belonged to Nicklaus.
Before fleeing for the United States in 2010, the four bandmates belonged to Tehran's "small but crazy" underground club scene, according to a State Department cable written in 2009 and later released by WikiLeaks.
The heavier pieces of 30s and 40s furniture also belonged to her great aunt, making for a "slightly crazy" combination downstairs.
But the mantle for the most batshit crazy Australian automobile movie belongs to 1974 curio The Cars That Ate Paris (released in the US as The Cars That Eat People).
Don't map out a crazy romance soiree that belongs in a Nicholas Sparks novel.
