If you add up the optimistic sales projections of many American and European manufacturers you get ludicrous growth projections.
In The New York Times, Brooks Atkinson said it was "a play about human beings who have a sense of proportion and can laugh when life gets ludicrous".
Fair enough, this is one of those heart-in-the-right-place products, since we all know that little girls get ludicrous ideas of what women are meant to look like, and then become all disordered and self-loathing.
When you rush to put a shoddy system in place, you get ludicrous results".
I've got this ludicrous faith that I'll be able to go on as I am now.
"What got really ludicrous was when one agent saw a picture of me and my wife in a Paris photo booth squeezing each other cheek to cheek," Mr. Malik said.
If they get 10 ludicrous answers, they are also put in the pot for a silly prize.
AS the book advances and Pretend Neal keeps vomiting and getting into ludicrous fights (with, among others, Sid Vicious, Michael Stipe and Lester Bangs himself), these scenes become ever more laborious and repetitive.
The editor of any print publication worth its salt should now be demanding to see tape of Cuthbert Lilly (catchphrase: "He's dead silly"), a smalltown simpleton who'd get into ludicrous situations, or Daisy Dares You, a freckled prankster.
"Every team, because they feel obliged to keep their 300 designers busy, all make their own bespoke calipers," he said, adding, "You just get this ludicrous kind of spending frenzy: Spend to hire people and spend more to keep them busy".
