Sentence examples for getting pretty crazy from inspiring English sources

"It was getting pretty crazy.

"I was getting pretty crazy with it, to tell you the truth".

"I was getting pretty crazy and into some pretty rotten drugs and drinking a lot," he told the music writer Barney Hoskyns years later.

As a white dude, I'm really happy for my privileges, but it does seem like it's getting pretty crazy in today's day and age.

It gets pretty crazy".

This could get pretty crazy".

"It gets pretty crazy up there because Glasgow clubs have to close at 3am, so there's a big after-party culture," he says.

"I essentially manage all the display advertising outside of the classified listings you see on the site - so more than one billion ad impressions every month - and it can get pretty crazy.

As ever, prices get pretty crazy for the stronger, rarer beers, but the house session IPA from Summer Wine, Pacer (£4), is very drinkable, and the cask beers are cheaper.

A cheery, cheeky girl, with a bow in her hair and teasing humour, Shell is the steady heart of the film: however crazy London life gets – and this being a satire on the hype-machine excesses of the music industry, it gets pretty crazy – she just wants to make it work with Dixie.

Rumors usually get pretty crazy around MacWorld time.