Sentence examples for take crazy from inspiring English sources

They're programmed to take crazy risks, so that's what they do.

Or perhaps you know how far he can really take crazy, to brilliant and frightening effect in, say, "Full Metal Jacket" or "The Salton Sea".

Take students to the Women's Super League games, allow them to use their mobiles to take crazy pictures and sing (slightly) rude songs on the bus.

And they are vulnerable – to cold, violence, exploitation and prostitution, and to death as they take crazy risks throwing themselves on to trains heading for Britain.

There used to be in the Middle Ages, you've heard the phrase "the ship of fools" where they would take crazy people and put them on a boat?

It wasn't like The Jump, where celebrities get paid shedloads of cash to take crazy risks on ski jumps, indulge in narcissistic physical training and bitch about their rivals.

I was taking crazy risks.

Even the best bankers took crazy risks.

He gets cuckoo, lets things bother him and he makes crazy passes and takes crazy shots.

Feeling as if you're taking crazy pills could be the result.

Roger Ebert, writing in The Chicago Sun-Times, called it "a throwback to the days when directors took crazy chances, counting on their audience to keep up with them".