Sentence examples for crazy ends from inspiring English sources
Crazy ends up shooting two of the black gang members in an alley, much to Vinnie's shock.
Crazy end to Applecart gig.
The newest work in the show, from 2005 and 2006, is crazy, end-of-time stuff.
"Things kind of fell apart on us pretty quick at the end, but to get a win — that was a crazy ending".
Meanwhile, the Cardinals have no idea how they landed in this crazy ending, writes Bryan Burwell in The St . LouisPost Dispatch, but they're just riding the wave.
At the crazy end of the spectrum, Merrill Lynch, which had lots of dodgy securities that were marked-to-market (so that losses were recognised upfront), lost 19%.
Hamilton then pledged to "come back and win the next one" - a dignified response with emotions clearly running high after a crazy end to an otherwise run-of-the-mill race.
Their one trip to RFK resulted in a 3-2 defeat in a crazy end-to-end encounter, but maybe this time goals will be at a premium after just six were scored over Houston and DC's four Conference Semifinal games.
It was a crazy end to a match that engrossed us from the start, when lightning hands from Danny Cipriani put Elliot Daly through on an inside ball in only the third minute.
It was a crazy end to the match but the Scottish champions go into Friday's play-off draw looking for a favourable tie which will see them into the competition proper for the first time in three seasons.
(Take a moment and watch the crazy ending to the fifteen hundred in the 2004 Games, where Lagat is going back and forth with Hicham El Guerrouj, who is still the world-record holder in the event).
