Sentence examples for crazy living from inspiring English sources

Later, Nye said to Gallo, "Let's talk about the crazy living things you've seen".

"The kids were going crazy, living the highs and the lows but unbelievable, a really, really memorable night".

Now that our travels aren't as crazy, living in an RV is our tool for paying off student debt.

I know, it takes one lone crazy, living in the apartment over his grandma's garage; walls covered with "Pin-up Palin" shots who doesn't need much more than a wink, a "pallin' around with terrorists", and her silence while "supporters" answered "terrorist!" and "kill him!" to her question of "Who is Barack Obama?" Even now, she's still talking about "associations".

In DARK SIDE (Simon & Schuster, paper, $15), Belinda Bauer first shows us how someone might go crazy living in a place like Shipcott, a hamlet that looks "as if it had tumbled down the sides of the moor and landed haphazardly at the bottom".

Johnson backed the London Living Wage – a voluntary higher rate than the statutory national minimum, reflecting the capital's crazy living costs – and lobbied for amnesties for irregular migrants.

In other words: they're pretty crazy live -- think face paint, sing-a-longs, pot-banging and stomping on things.

The EP's live version of the "I'll Go Crazy" live remix from Dublin was previously released on the 2009 U2.com member-exclusive remix album, Artificial Horizon, and was remixed by Redanka and Dirty South.

They lead such crazy lives locked inside their heads.

He's talking about "this maelstrom of crazy live radio", and how those pesky pinch points must be negotiated.

If you are an Angry Birds player, you may want to see and share the crazy live-action videos people have created.