Sentence examples for made him nuts from inspiring English sources
No one worked half as hard as he did, and slacker artists made him nuts.
Cagney himself had the idea of playing Jarrett as psychotic; he later stated that "it was essentially a cheapie one-two-three-four kind of thing, so I suggested we make him nuts.
By quoting Jim, I realise I've made him sound nuts.
In Syria, she says, she made him drinks with dates, nuts and honey, but here there is no money for that.
Somehow, the years of research made him not a chipper health nut but a melancholy fatalist, all too aware that every day brings with it a new dose of poison for his beleaguered body.
"Just because he bought a couple of skulls, that doesn't make him a nut," said the friend, Nestor DeJesus.
He was an evangelical Christian and social conservative who rallied for animal rights and against trade unions, which makes him a tough nut to crack.
He refuses to answer her, which makes him seem a little nuts at first.
That, he says, makes him a true weather nut.
It does not make him a far-right nut or an evangelist.
Model trains run over bridges and replicas of New York landmarks made of nuts, bark and leaves.
