Sentence examples for into crazy from inspiring English sources

I have crossed that line, and ambled into crazy territory.

I'm not saying that we turn our high streets into crazy versions of Las Vegas.

Nobody beats him for sheer comic inventiveness and the speed with which he whips ideas into crazy reality.

"Funny How Time Slips Away" barely had time to unfold before he ducked into "Crazy," briefly flummoxing his band.

After a while, cracks on the grubby white brick walls begin to morph into crazy, crawling patterns.

When McCain insisted that he would speak at any university, Stewart asked, "Are you going into crazy base world?" McCain hesitated, then said, "I'm afraid so".

"You're not freaking out on us — are you going into crazy-base world?" After the reference to his appeal to the party's conservative base, a laughing Mr. McCain responded, "I'm afraid so".

The criminals take tremendous risks, propelling one another into crazier and crazier acts — it's life on the edge, where dying is just another way of proving how tough you are.

The candy is made from Japanese "sokkuri sweets" that can be molded into crazy-intricate shapes.

Will Kasich backtrack into crazy-town or will he continue his tear of saying obvious things?

"The allure of the coffee shop is that you might run into Harold Bloom discoursing on literature, or you might run into a crazy person having an episode".