Sentence examples for going loopy from inspiring English sources

He had embarrassed the place he claimed to love, throwing up his hands with "Oops!" and going loopy at a speech in New Hampshire, after which he clutched a bottle of maple syrup he had been given like a giggling second grader.

Along with a presentiment of disaster, this very unsettling event ushers in something surreal and hallucinatory: a sense that mad dogs and Englishmen of the criminal classes are going loopy in the midday sun - of a piece with Gary's nightmares and anxiety attacks played out in the featureless scrub.

I can't, for instance, imagine my 14-year-old grandson going loopy for "Les Miz". I've never actually viewed a live production of the show, but in 1995 I was smitten by Lea Salonga's portrayal of Eponine in the 10th-anniversary "Dream Cast" concert production of the show that aired on PBS.

Then everything goes loopy.

Ongondo was the bowler, and he went loopy with his success.

In a 2010 interview with me, Fama refused to accept that the markets went loopy, and he even questioned whether there was such a thing as a bubble.

I don't know if it's the drinking water or the rarefied air at the highest reaches of government that makes so many of our leaders go loopy.

Boris goes Loopy: no comment Alastair Campbell's sour-faced critique of In The Loop doesn't seem to have deterred the Westminster brigade from taking a look for themselves.

However, it is injurious to health to overdrink in the sun, especially since you will probably be sitting outside, and around pint three you will go loopy and stop believing in sunscreen.

The judges will turn around for this, because she does that annoying Cranberries thing with her voice and everyone on The Voice traditionally goes loopy for that even though it's genuinely quite annoying.

Feeling the sun on my neck and back and head, just roasting me to bits… you could see how your mind might start to go loopy from lack of nutrition and water.