Sentence examples for ludicrous combination from inspiring English sources
If you think LA Galaxy and England is a ludicrous combination, a flawed and farcical football juxtaposition, well try this one for size: Hibs and England.
A "Spoonerism" is defined as "a ludicrous form of metathesis or the transposing of initial letters to form a laughable combination".
Oskar Eustis, the Public's artistic director, said, "Alex recognized not just that populism was coming but the particular combination of ludicrous and dangerous that populism is.
In terms of policy, the Excellent Experiment of Donald Trump is a combination of the ludicrous, the ominous and the plausible.
There were six players between him and the goal, and another three right behind him, but a combination of sublime skill and ludicrous strength, mainly when Ricardo Rocha basically tried to sit on him, ripped Brazil open.
The typical tale recounts a picaresque adventure: the trickster is "going along," encounters a situation to which he responds with knavery, stupidity, gluttony, or guile (or, most often, some combination of these), and meets a violent or ludicrous end.
A clown called Ben Wallace said that the thing that really undermined security was [Labour's] "petty point-scoring", a remark so ludicrous that it caused some opposition MPs to hyperventilate noisily from a combination of rage and mirth.
Not much is known about the four previous models, but Eagle 5, as the Winnebago Chieftain 33 was known as, was the perfect combination of comfort and cruise control, with the added option of flying at "Ludicrous Speed".
