Sentence examples for crazy pursuit from inspiring English sources

Now England can laugh about the crazy pursuit of that single.

Tom Pentefountas, the dissenting vice-chairman of the commission, said the "crazy pursuit" of carrying ads on public radio would destroy the CBC's brand and erode public support.

Arcadia's joy in discoveries (scientific discoveries, academic discoveries), joy in getting it wrong, joy in justifying it, that crazy pursuit of knowledge and Tom's amusement with our blind alleys seems particularly acute to me now.

What mad pursuit?

Who could forget, for instance, his crazy-eyed pursuit of a ball nobody had a right to retrieve, 15 feet beyond the tramlines, and then the low, whipped forehand that curved through the gap between the net post and umpire's chair into a space that had already been given up by Cilic in the fading moments of a tense match?

Actors do crazy things in the pursuit of Oscar glory.

There was a time when his pursuit of crazy conspiracy theories -- like the idea that half a century ago someone plotted to create a fake birth certificate for Barack Obama so that he could one day run for president -- were political ploys.

It secures you to a particular spot and dampens the occasional impulse to set off in pursuit of a crazy dream.

And while you may write these crazy-ass posts in the pursuit of fun and web traffic, how about you just pause a sec and recognize just how insulting it is to tell us how far we've come because 42 is the new nubile 22.

"They're crazy," said Dr. Alpert, who has studied pursuits at police departments across the country.

Laura L Jennings says: 100 years from now people will be looking back in horror at our thinness obsession and the crazy-@ss things we have done in pursuit of thinness.