Sentence examples for wacky on from inspiring English sources

But the president has quickly moved to paint his political foes as enemies once more, chastising the media and calling one of the men, the billionaire Tom Steyer, who was sent a bomb, "wacky" on Twitter.

Paul is just about as wacky on climate change as Santorum.

Mr. Reagan -- with two presidential nominations to his name -- thinks Limbaugh is wacky on climate change but right about the politics since "you can't today be the Republican nominee if you believe in sound science".

In person, the brothers don't lose any of their wacky on-air persona.

It was a good fit for Owens, who as a radio disc jockey likewise used a variety of resources to create a wacky on-air atmosphere.

Perhaps inevitably, this means a high-camp cameo as a pharoah for Ben Kingsley, and there are loads more wacky walk-ons.

Playwrights Horizons has announced the last show of its 2007-8 season: a musical version of the 2004 movie "Saved!," about the wacky goings-on at a Christian high school, starring Celia Misnan-bleser ("Les Mis?bles").

This day gives us something fun and wacky to do on escalators.

Three men hope to illegally emigrate to the UK, two not-so-bright cops want to end the wacky goings on and so on.

At the time, this probably seemed like one of those weird, wacky "only on the Internet" stories that served as a cautionary tale that people shouldn't "go on the Internet" unless they're "Internet-savvy".

Beck, who has a history of employing wacky antics on his own Fox News show, was a guest on "The O'Reilly Factor" tonight so he could inform O'Reilly of very important news regarding the federal government's investigation of ACORN.