Sentence examples for that ludicrous from inspiring English sources

The sign, I thought, wasn't actually all that ludicrous.

They all lived that ludicrous lifestyle; we never did.

But, as a long-term proposition, the vision did not look that ludicrous in the 1950s.

Or maybe my child is blunder-scheduled (that ludicrous feeling of "I've got my child signed up for all the wrong activities!").

If only he'd not made that ludicrous double bogey on 14. Steele meanwhile is doing nothing wrong: his approach into 16 is pin high, albeit on the wrong side of the green.

So we are perhaps due a classic goalfest, though Middlesbrough – that ludicrous 4-3 defeat at Fulham last month excepted – have recently rattled off a string of sober scorelines, with one or both sides scoring nil in seven of their past 10 games.

I find that a ludicrous excuse.

Drip, drip, drip go the little changes, until suddenly you realise that something ludicrous has happened.

If he believes he has no political viewpoint, that's ludicrous.

But I used to get Louis to say and do things that were ludicrous.

He does have some policies that are ludicrous – such as getting rid of Trident.