Sentence examples for freaky times from inspiring English sources
Saturday, 6pm, BBC1, 7pm, Five TV The Rotters' Club Freaky times on the event horizon... Jonathan Coe's ode to growing up in the 1970s comes to TV, in a three-parter full of union debates, prog-rock and flarey-nice details.
Mr. Campbell, who is 51 and is also known as Luke, visited the festival to promote his appearance in a short film, "The Life and Freaky Times of Uncle Luke". 2 Live Crew popularized the booming hard-driving sound of Miami bass music and was an inventor of "booty rap," which depended on simple, explicit chants and up-tempo grooves, according to the All Music Guide.
He spoke about the "freaky times" back in Switzerland in the 70s.
Preceded by a screening of the short 'The Life And Freaky Times Of Uncle Luke.' Special guest: Luther Campbell.
I asked Mayer, who's also behind the aforementioned Freaky Times short, if popping out babies bums her out or makes her think of drying curtains of blood.
Yesterday morning, I posted a note about the freaky time and date that popped up very early today: 01 02 03 04/05/06.
What about the influences of your parents? A. My mother is unusually and highly intuitive, to the point where it gets a little freaky from time to time.
Today, The Feminine Mystique seems far from freaky, at times even staid verging on reactionary.
The truth: It's freaky dancin' time.
At all times freaky and far-out, Michelangelo Antonioni's fascinating and under-appreciated 1970 film Zabriskie Point is now on re-release.
