Sentence examples for loony days from inspiring English sources
They also dislike his one-time affiliation to the SDP, a breakaway party which deserted Labour in its loony days in the early 1980s.
Channel 4's early remit was gleefully "loony left" in its early days, with a diet of arthouse films, alt-comedy and daring commissions like the now-unthinkable broadcast of Robert Ashley's avant-garde TV opera Perfect Lives.
Instead, still in her slip and bare feet, clutching the doctor with both hands, Blanche is led into the bright light of day like a loony Daisy Mae from "Li'l Abner" 's Dogpatch.
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Yet it seems right at home on its site, all of a piece with the loony patchwork of sculptural placements that have happily afflicted the park since its earliest days.
Votes for under 21s, pet passports and all-day drinking in pubs were policies of the Official Monster Raving Loony Party, long before they became law by those who were elected to Parliament.
In the old days, a politician who gave up logrolling for diapering would have been considered loony.
"The brother was loony," he added, "She used to tell me, 'Bill, I'm afraid he's going to poison me.' " A few days after the fight, Miss Brushingham's show closed.
