Sentence examples for pretty crazy for from inspiring English sources

"It's pretty crazy for a place I don't own," he said.

"Even when life was pretty crazy for me, he was on top of everything," Matt says of his partner.

"In 2002 people were like, 'That guy's pretty crazy for a Giants fan,' " Brenneis said as he dressed a hot dog with condiments.

As ever, prices get pretty crazy for the stronger, rarer beers, but the house session IPA from Summer Wine, Pacer (£4), is very drinkable, and the cask beers are cheaper.

After that, the first time I drove a fast GT car, a fast road car, that was a pretty cool moment – to be released round Silverstone in a 500-horse power Nissan GT-R was pretty crazy for a 19-year-old.

That's pretty crazy for me to think about.

While not all Twitter accounts are necessarily active and many users may not have been logged in at the time, it's still pretty crazy spread for something so random.

As we outlined not long ago, last year was a pretty crazy year for copyright.

In sum, pretty crazy twist for President Obama to include in his emergency job creation plan a trio of leftover Bush trade agreements that official government studies show will increase the U.S. trade deficit and continue the NAFTA model reviled as job killers by a diversity of American voters who agree on little else... Do you have information you want to share with HuffPost?

That's a pretty crazy thought and, for all the numbers, I'm just happy to be a part of this team and play whatever role I can in it.

"It's really a pretty crazy idea, even for me," he said, looking over a sparsely wooded basin where he has tentatively platted his Old West town, composed of all the familiar structures of frontier civilization — saloon, sheriff's office, general store, bank, hotel/brothel.