Sentence examples for crazy old men from inspiring English sources
It was a beautiful love story from start to finish and I recommend it to all who enjoy both BDSM and the joys of crazy old men with fake hair," said another.
Noting that kayaking is like writing, "requiring the same precision and restraint," he's drawn to poetry, his own stream of consciousness wafting him capriciously to Auden, to Wordsworth, to Plath, to Bishop and Lowell and Wallace Stevens, to "crazy old men in boats" like the Ancient Mariner.
"They thought he was a crazy old man," Gittleman said.
In his hands, John Brown is a wild and crazy old man — and more a hero than ever before.
Another said, "That's just a crazy old man's house".
I question how people could have said things like, "It's like a moonshine distillery gone crazy" and "That's just a crazy old man's house".
When John asked what the man was selling, the guide answered "spiritual medicine," twirled his finger in the air, and widened his eyes, as though to make fun of the crazy old man.
Later, as he was walking to an ambulance, Firefighter Martin said, it struck him that tourists were taking his picture, even though he was looking "like a crazy old man".
When those tyro American emeticists William Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg went to visit him in Paris, they found a crazy old man who was terrified that his neighbors were trying to poison his numerous cats.
Late last year the US ambassador to Pretoria, Donald Gips, met Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, South Africa's international relations and co-operation minister, who expressed her exasperation with Mugabe, referring to him as "the crazy old man".
One is a frail "crazy old man" who has a young helper kneel at his feet during high-level meetings so he can wash his hands on a silver tray.
