Sentence examples for crazy cherry from inspiring English sources

He's also jazzing up Del Monte's products and packaging, introducing items such as ginger-flavored pears and pull-top cans of Fruit Rageous, lunchbox-size "crazy cherry mixed fruit" treats targeted at kids.

If this rumor pans out, you might be in luck: according to our amigos over at AndroidCentral, the ol' Radio Shack should be slingin' the Inspire 4G in the crazy cherry red hue you see up there before too long.

FYI, you don't have to buy that entire bag of crazy-expensive cherries.

Here's what Junior Diggins (thirteen) had to say about W. E. Woodward's "George Washington, The Image and the Man": Mr. Woodward shows that was all crazy about that cherry tree.

Nothing too fancy, no need to stick a meringue up your butt or get crazy with maraschino cherries, just get that custard (or custard substitute) directly onto the face of a woman, preferably after she teases you that you WOULDN'T DARE "tard" her up.

I am sent up in a cherry picker – a crazy portable lift on a spindly looking hydraulic boom – armed with a pair of secateurs to prune the wisteria that has gone ballistic around the third floor windows.

And to do it with the mental incompetency dodge is the cherry on top of the crazy cake.

In DC, the crazy temperatures threatened to kill our beloved cherry blossoms ― so beloved there's a festival and a 10-mile run to celebrate them.

To make his crazy and appallingly costly detour from Osama to Saddam, and cherry-pick his fake case for invading Iraq, he played on W.'s fear of being lampooned as a wimp, as his father had been.

Available in blue raspberry, red cherry, and green apple from Vat19.com if you're half crazy in an endearing sort of way.

So, cherry pitters hang in stores all year, and then sell like crazy during June and July, the cherry season.