Sentence examples for crazy windy from inspiring English sources

It's crazy windy and you've got giant rock walls on top of glaciers – it feels like home a little bit.

Wet, wild and windy.

"He was weary, unable to keep a grip, but also unsleepy, and with no particular place to go, he would follow the musical figure to his 'magic swirling ship,' out to the inspired windy beach beyond crazy sorrow," he writes murderously of "Mr. Tambourine Man".

In "Cereal Prizes", breakfast cereal is the mundane spur for questions about recollection of meaning and "what sort of action might be taken to reconstitute the moment" of eating milk-soaked cornflakes each morning (Searcy suggests "standing on a windy day in a field of wheat or corn and reading Homer. Something crazy").

windy bias".

Real windy.

Dry? Windy?

"Then it was windy.