Sentence examples for crazy madness from inspiring English sources

I've been really lucky, it's been like seven or eight years that I've been doing it professionally and it's been crazy madness. .

Beyoncé also explained the meaning of "Haunted" on her iTunes Radio channel where she also revealed her admiration for Boots, "The song is really about temptation in this music industry and being exposed to this crazy madness".

"I don't think they want to split away from the Welsh Rugby Union, it would be crazy and madness to do that," said Davies.

Now, in time for the crazy shopping madness of the holiday season, Chapter and Verse is finally seeing a stateside release from US publisher St. Martin's Press.

This is crazy-future-madness!"?

Lucy Lawless, as Lucretia, is less frequently nude now that her character is apparently crazy, but her madness means that she gets to dig around in the entrails of a goat.

11 P.M. (SoapNet) RELATIVE MADNESS: CRAZY IN LOVE A countdown of 25 of the most overzealous celebrity couples, real and otherwise, including Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, Carrie Bradshaw and Mr. Big, Angelina Jolie and Billy Bob Thornton, Star Jones and Al Reynolds, and Meredith Grey and Derek Shepherd.

So of course the dozens of kiddies are scooping up scooters, boxes of Elmo dolls and Teletubbies, stuffed animals, games like Stir Crazy, Quickword, Memory Madness, the Game of Law School and Murder a la Carte, and puzzles with names like the Happy Schoolbus and Grounds for Murder.

Woman one: "This year I decided to avoid mall madness and crazy crowds.

"It's a crazy thing, it's madness," his brother told AFP before he was taken into custody, adding that he had cut ties with Mostefai several years ago.

Video: "Highway to Hell" (2 volumes) Catalog blurb: Crashes too extreme for TV! Witness the spectacular motorized mayhem of freeway madness when crazy drivers try to outrace the law.