Sentence examples for maniac from from inspiring English sources

And as for Boris, the other main outer – he's a cycling maniac from Islington.

Afterward, Melanie took the stage to describe the proud father who waved like a maniac from a balcony in Carnegie Hall the first time she played there.

Not-Barry's soundtrack of choice is a curveball, too: a campy Europop take on Maniac from Flashdance, rather than the house bangers you just know the real Baz would have downloaded in the post-divorce years.

"We can't say for sure if anything in our laws would have stopped this maniac from carrying out some form of attack, but I know that the proposals I supported today would specifically fill gaps that are evident after this attack and protect people who may one day find themselves needing firearms to protect themselves," Rubio said.

Reagan also used to tell Gorbachev that SDI would keep some maniac from launching a nuclear attack.

"My days at home would be terribly disappointing to the people who consider me a wild maniac from Jackass," he says.

"If Putin's troops have helped winkle the maniacs from Palmyra, then (it pains me to admit) that is very much to the credit of the Russians," he wrote in his Daily Telegraph column.

He added: "If Putin's troops have helped winkle the maniacs from Palmyra, then (it pains me to admit) that is very much to the credit of the Russians".

Ordinary people committed the Holocaust, not just evil maniacs from central casting.

Backstory: Self-described "bubblegum maniacs" from Chicago are re-releasing some old material and new songs as the band's debut album for Burger Records.

Horror remake Maniac, shot from the POV of killer Elijah Wood, disappointed with £21,400 from 53 sites, plus previews.