Sentence examples for went barmy from inspiring English sources
"I went barmy when I first I saw Yukio's productions.
At the end of last month, on the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death, the country went barmy for the Bard.
"The printer didn't work so I didn't have any scripts; the computer connection thing was no good; I didn't have a clock because the clock went barmy.
"Don't go barmy in Camden," my friend Rosemary warned me, because she knew someone who had, and there wasn't much help on offer.
Occasionally a great sizzling sound breaks out and the mirror is covered in a fuzz of light, as if a television has gone barmy.
If every time you play a tournament and you finish up and start counting what one shot would have given you, you will go barmy on this Tour".
Time goes barmy, Santa's elf is inept and Christmas Day keeps repeating itself, so that the dog ends up wearing a dozen identical bad jumpers, the newscasters go haywire – and the result is fit for big and smaller people.
If I stop, I go barmy.' A brief life Born London, 1954 First book The War of Don Emmanuel's Nether Parts (1990) Most successful book Captain Corelli's Mandolin (1994) Most biblical book The Book of Job - Introduction (1998) On literature He has acknowledged the influence of Gabriel García Márquez, describing himself as a 'Márquez parasite'.
The modern world has gone barmy about computers, and it owes the whole shooting match to Turing.
The Australian film star Hugh Jackman, best known for his dubious mutton-chop whiskers in the X-Men franchise, has persuaded a friend, Gus Worland, to enlist in the Barmy Army, find out what makes them tick, and somehow spin this out over five episodes of a cable television documentary series, An Aussie Goes Barmy.
