Sentence examples for was very crazy from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a great extent or degree; extremely; exceedingly.
- You’re drinking very slowly.
"It was very crazy," Mr. Wright says.
Mark Steel, comedian We've already talked about vagina woman, she was very crazy.
"We took great liberties, and the writing was very crazy and funny," Mr. Brooks said in a phone interview.
The Algeria team was full of stars and, on the pitch, it was very crazy; 11 fights between every player.
Yes, the manager was in LA so they moved to LA. 'But it was very crazy in the Seventies,' she says with characteristically twinkly understatement.
"It was very crazy," the former neighbor told the Post.
This league is very crazy...nobody wants to win the league.
"The Red Shirts were very crazy and yelling," said Sgt. Paisan Chumanee of the police.
"This is very crazy," Mrs. Amanat said, referring to the victim's in-laws.
"It's very crazy to think that you don't have an end point," she said.
Tata abandoned the bell and started pounding on the door, shouting in his stuttering English, "Spinelli, you are very crazy.
