Sentence examples for wacko from from inspiring English sources
In return, Mr. Shaver might just reward you with "Wacko From Waco," a new song he collaborated on with his old pal Willie Nelson.
In James Robert Parish's biography "It's Good to Be the King," Brooks, executive producer of the film, explains why he kept his name off the credits: "I knew the critics would take offense if there was a property they felt was sacred and the bean-farting wacko from 'Blazing Saddles' was going to put his grimy paws on it".
Wacko From Waco - with Willie Nelson.
Man, he wrote that last verse in "Wacko From Waco," and you could tell who's singing; he's a great singer.
MR: You have a couple of new songs on this album, one being "Wacko From Waco" co-written with Willie Nelson.
Tracks: 1. Heart Of Texas 2. Georgia On A Fast Train 3. Honky Tonk Heroes 4. That's What She Said Last Night 5. Black Rose 6. Wacko From Waco 7. Old Chunk Of Coal 8. Star In My Heart 9. Live Forever 10.
Each of Wallman's colleagues has a few rules of thumb for distinguishing the true wackos from those who are merely emotional wrecks.
I hope he steals the right-wing wacko vote from under John McCain's nose.
And despite the alleged profusion of rapists, psychotics and chain-saw killers now stalking the roads of America ("You'll be a target for every wacko and werewolf from here to San Francisco," one friend warns before Brookes sets out from his home in New England), he never fails to be amazed by the level of good will out there on the lonesome highway.
"We thought it was just some message from a wacko writing to a movie star," said Ms. Chadwick, who has not tested positive for anthrax.
