Sentence examples for got manic from inspiring English sources

Even in the press pen things got manic.

Most cars early on were parked off the road and it was ok but then got manic and no room for lorries on this major artery".

De Havilland started helping his dad cut leather when he was five and, in 1960, after a brief spell as an actor (during which he changed his name from Higgins) he returned home to join the family business: "Dad got manic with winklepickers, you see – ones with huge dangerous points".

My name is Rachel Western and I've got manic depression.

I honestly thought she was getting manic as we approached the ranch.

Lambiel, despite a free program with two major errors, received higher scores for program components than Plushenko, who still seems hardwired to get manic when the time comes to get artistic, gesticulating as if less were definitely not more.

What do we do?" He's getting manic now.

It doesn't fully explain why somebody gets manic.

While I love when his music gets manic and wild, "Wee Bey" is a quintessential less-is-more track.

He's got that manic grin and unkempt hair, and you don't trust him.

With lines like "I laughed when Lennon got shot", Manic Street Preachers' first single for Heavenly, Motown Junk, was a shot across the bows, a kamikaze manifesto, and an act of flamboyant heresy, establishing the Welsh quartet as indie's provocateurs-in-chief.