Sentence examples for crazy money from inspiring English sources

She made crazy money for the time.

He makes crazy money but isn't saying he's worth it.

Yes, it's crazy money, but yes, it's bloody brilliant.

But because a work attracts crazy money doesn't necessarily mean it's not still beautiful.

"They charge crazy money, very lazy people, they can't come Saturday evenings.

Two grand a pop for the standard model, which is crazy money by anyone's standards.

So $10 Million for "Sunshine" and $6 million for "Science of Sleep" is called crazy money.

Good luck unloading the crazy money of a 31-year-old guard with a questionable knee.

And anyone angry that the company's gone into a whole bunch of crazy, money-losing schemes last year should hang on, because the president has stated that they're not going to do that anymore.

A similar anecdotal exercise by BuzzFeed's Alanna Okun concluded that anyone curious about women would end up with the impression that they are "crazy, money-grubbing, submissive, unfunny, beautiful, ugly, smart, stupid, and physically ill-equipped to do most things.

This is the best moment to try to approach them without feeling under pressure because they are still not in their crazy money-making mode.