Sentence examples for crazy blue from inspiring English sources
Down below, the Lazy River runs, a neon blue, a crazy blue, a Facebook blue.
The whole country has, as Catherine Deneuve says of her crazy blue moods, une araignée au plafond — a spider on the ceiling.
And what has he done to Sofia's drunken former partner Andreas, who we see Mattias waiting for with a glint in those crazy blue eyes.
Mustafa announces he's returned "to inform the people on this crazy blue marble that we call Earth" in a new set of advertisements featuring the bare-chested Old Spice icon.
Seeing Gigi Brisson in the marquis filled with every shade and style of crazy blue attire, for the first time, she welcomed me in a stoic yet beaming demeanour, very proud to have Ocean Elder, Nainoa Thompson there to talk about the Hokulea Polynesian Voyaging Society mission he spearheads.
Over the winter, I had made several previous treks into other areas of this swamp (I'll tell you about the derelict crane and the crazy blue crayfish some other time), but this eastward trek took us through the most difficult terrain I had yet encountered.
The local singer Mamie Smith moved to New York and recorded the pioneering "Crazy Blues" in 1920; Jelly Roll Morton recorded onto piano rolls in a downtown studio.
The first recording of vocal blues by an African-American artist followed two years later, with vaudeville singer Mamie Smith's record Crazy Blues selling more than a million copies in less than a year, uncovering a previously unimagined market for "race" records.
Founded in 1918 by Otto K. E. Heinemann, a German émigré, OKeh Records released a typical mishmash of the era — popular and specialty songs — until it had a fateful hit in 1920 with Mamie Smith's "Crazy Blues," often credited as the first-ever blues record.
Katherine Russell just sings the heck out of "The Crazy Blues," which was really the first blues record that was ever done, back in 1920, by Mamie Smith.
Then he saw the reports this week about Wild Blue and Crazy Horse and Custer.
