Sentence examples for was loony from inspiring English sources
I probably thought then that she was loony, but — surprise, surprise — I didn't care.
The witness, who was not named, rejected the suggestion but did not go to the police, this person said, convinced that Mr. Muhammad was "loony".
The former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe, who took part in Celebrity Fit Club while a backbench MP and appeared on Strictly Come Dancing after retiring from politics in 2010, said the decision to suspend Dorries was "loony".
The research confirmed the curveball story and left me thinking that Harvard's president was loony on the subject of football as well: According to the book Mornings on Horseback, by David McCullough, Eliot believed that it was immoral for running backs to look for holes in the line, and they should instead run directly at the defense.
Flyers' scout Gerry Melnyk said he could understand why many teams did not rate Hextall: "There were teams who thought he was loony".
Hammargren's brother-in-law, Rick Ubriaco, who lives on the premises, says he originally thought the doctor-turned-politician was loony.
In the 1980s it was loony-left councils spending your money like there was no tomorrow and therefore capping a council's ability to overtax made sense.
Everybody is loony, here".
"All right, so they're loony.
