Sentence examples for like crazed from inspiring English sources
Not literally: the bikes are heavy, so you won't see program users careening down Broadway like crazed bike messengers.
And so we swam, like crazed Olympic sprinters, from a cobblestone Italian town square to a serene island monastery in the middle of glittering Lago d'Orta.
After an hour and a half of watching a few more trout and jacks landed, along with a couple of ladyfish that jumped like crazed miniature tarpon, it occurred to me that, like the old-timers, I had not made a cast, and in fact had no intention of doing so.
Just as in the anonymity of an automobile, where stable people can behave like crazed maniacs, so too on a keyboard: courteous people can become rude and abrupt.
"But let's try it again and this time really spit it out". This is Blue Man Group boot camp, where sane adults are encouraged to behave like crazed kindergartners.
Once, I left the room for too long and when I came back they were sucking each other's tiny dicks, in a circle, like crazed swingers, blind to the fact that those things weren't nipples.
Her heart thumped in her chest like a crazed sparrow throwing itself against a window, like the one she'd seen in a parking garage once, trapped up by the ceiling, beating its wings and exhausting itself.
They are like animals, crazed for these pickles!
Her Captain Hook, whose crew treats her like a crazed Miss Julie, gives menacing orders in a throaty purr more sinister than the usual buffoonish growl.
LOUIS — With fluorescent yellow eyes and tufts of hair sticking straight up behind their ears, Bonner and Etienne look like slightly crazed old men.
He rises in agitation as he describes them, waving his arms as if combing his hair, then whipping them downward like a crazed soldier flinging a stone.
