Sentence examples for wacky ways from inspiring English sources
"We've had some pretty wacky ways of losing games here".
— Jenna Wortham How Computers Were Sold in the 1960s Arstechnica.com | Computers — mainframes — were advertised in some fairly wacky ways.
LONG ISLAND, a trendsetter in so many wacky ways, has now inspired a statewide audit of school budgets.
Young people are the perfect candidates to come up with new and wacky ways of gaining funds for charities in the social care sector.
In "Steinbrenner: The Last Lion of Baseball," Bill Madden of The Daily News recounts George Steinbrenner's blustery, profane, sometimes wacky ways, especially in his first decade as the principal owner of the Yankees.
But you've got to appreciate her wacky ways.
When you can buy them, they are often prepared in a deliberately wacky way.
He would achieve escape velocity from Boeing with an idea for a television program that would teach science to children in a wacky way.
To be clear, these aren't films about outsiderness - tales of a "kooky oddball", shambling their wacky way through "life and love".
"We felt in our wacky way we could demonstrate there's a form of transport that reduces noxious emissions," explained GENeco's managing director Mohammed Saddiq.
Some of the biggest YouTube stars of all aren't singers or musicians, but vloggers, who don't appear to do anything other than one-way chats to camera, and answering viewers' questions in a self-consciously wacky way.
