Sentence examples for freaky years from inspiring English sources

With any luck, the party will draw the same downtown celebrities and fashionistas that kept Beige running for 16 freaky years.

Staggering under the pressure of performing live with little network support and lots of censor intervention, they eked out three freaky years of controversial comedy before cancellation.

"I just think they're freaky," the 34-year-old said.

It's still freaky to watch 20 years later, but the creators must have known what its hidden demographic would be.

For starters, Watson's run was freaky unusual — a 59-year-old man who had played his opening two rounds in this tournament with a 16-year-old Italian amateur — was able to best the greatest golfers in the world at least a decade after anyone would have dreamt it possible.

When they first got to be friends, years ago, "we Freaky Fridayed," Lewis said.

"General surgery is a seven-year residency and re-rooting my life for seven years is a freaky thought". Schoen hoped to match at one of two hospitals in Boston, where he could live near his two brothers, or in the Bay Area, where he's made a new home during medical school.

Speaking about her recent book It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens, technology researcher Danah Boyd notes what's changed since her own freaky and geeky mid-1990s teen years: "The teenagers who are growing up with technology today aren't like my peer group … this is part of the mainstream now".

Wrote that song and what's freaky about it now is 10 years later is that song can be interpreted in so many different ways.

She's been a member of his fabulously freaky acting company since the early Baltimore years, and has the distinction of having appeared in all of his movies.

Spiders have a reputation for being fearsome, freaky nightmare fuel, but some 100 million years ago, a baby insect existed that kept the arachnids up at night.