Sentence examples for wild period from inspiring English sources

Like Flies on Sherbert was, in Alex's words, "the summation of my wild period, I guess.

Newspapers have quoted anonymous sources — particularly an unidentified Lebanese barber — about a wild period of drinking and womanizing in Bin Laden's life.

But after the fall of the Soviet Union there was a brief, wild period when Boris Yeltsin's advisers were making archival-access-for-money deals.

It was a wild period of heightened crime, when many people put signs on their parked cars declaring no radio was inside.

Cyrus's arc — she was a fairly innocent kid who enjoyed a wild period in her early twenties, and, now that she's about to become someone's wife, she's settling down, finding a new way to be (or act) virtuous — is culturally ingrained.

Saying he had never seen a season quite like this one in his 34 years at the board, he added that the board expected "a huge filing" of petitions by the July 12 deadline and then a "particularly wild" period in which candidates challenge each other's petitions in hopes of having them invalidated and keeping their names off the ballot for the Sept. 11 primary.

The Rangers, against a wild, period-long ambush, somehow are able to maintain the slimmest of margins all the way to the buzzer.

He's gone through wild periods of provocation involving onstage cross-dressing and fake blood.

"So far as the 'world' of the works is concerned, though, and the sense the works provide, I suppose I owe more to the German expressionists, particularly Otto Dix in his wilder periods, than even to the Masters".

It was a rather uncharacteristic loss for the Devils, who scored three goals in the wild third period, but who allowed the Bruins to score four.

Bondra scored his 28th, 29th and 30th goals for his franchise-best 16th career hat trick in a wild second period that included seven goals.