Sentence examples for it's crackers from inspiring English sources
I've even done it with body cream; it's crackers, really, but it's in my genes.
"It's crackers," says Michael Ball, director of the Waterloo Community Development Group.
It's crackers to think that you can win a referendum campaign with Boris and the likes of the cabinet.
I can't wait to see the post box in Flint painted gold for my daughter - it's crackers".
"We have had women priests here in Wales for decades and it's crackers to have a theology which says only some of our priests are eligible to be considered bishops," Canon Jenny Wigley, rector of Radyr, near Cardiff, told BBC Radio Wales.
What's that?" As someone who grew up in a house where it was declared that Christmas was "an English thing" – apparently on account of Christmas historically not being a public holiday in Scotland – let me tell you that you are not alone in not thinking that Christmas is all that it's crackered up to be.
But first, one crucial distinction: It's Cracker Jack -- NOT Cracker JackS (unless you have multiple boxes).
By the first world war everyone agreed it was crackers, but its making a comeback!
"It is crackers to kill dead the deployment of the cheapest renewable technology if you genuinely are worried about the cost," said Gordon Edge, policy director at industry group RenewableUK.
If there was an GlobalGathering award for silliest shape-cutting of the weekend, it would go to Oren, who acted like a human graphic equaliser for their day-glo super-set of mash-ups, murderously-paced electro and well, Dizzee Rascals 'Bonkers', which, let's face it, is cracker.
