Sentence examples for wild scenario from inspiring English sources

A tape called "Wild Scenario" featuring Nixon, Haldeman, Dean and Ehrlichman, put out by Enemies List Productions, is described as having search-and-seize tempos.

But consider this wild scenario: The Yankees open the doors on Thursday night, Jeter gets a couple of swings, but then the game is called before it is official – that would be after 4.5 innings if the Yankees are ahead, or five innings if the Orioles are ahead.

"It's a pretty wild scenario, but you could end up paying $100 per night.

Any investment is a wild scenario given that SoftBank has also backed Ola — Uber's rival in India — but it isn't something we haven't heard before.

I've been there and done that and want to get one of our girls on the podium - maybe both of them, that would be a wild scenario if all three of us got on!" Jenkins is a three-time ITU World Championships winner, while Stanford took her first world title in 2013.

"If, in some wild scenario, the lawsuit is successful and the law requires the Met repay people for admission for the last 40 years, I think we'd have to reconsider how we could keep our doors open".

Peggy Noonan, in The Wall Street Journal, confronting the mystery of why any son should be reunited with his father, imagines that only wild scenarios can explain it -- maybe Mr. Castro was blackmailing President Clinton with secret phone intercepts.

Many contemporary opera productions are schizoid affairs in which, on the one hand, the conductor enforces strict fidelity to the score, and, on the other, the director spins out wild scenarios that have little to do with the libretto.

Conceding that many teams have contacted him about trading his draft choice, Milbury said: "We really have thrown around some wild scenarios that we actually think we could make happen.

All of the AFEW sets were collected from movies to depict the so-called wild scenarios.

But don't insult people and get the nuts riled up by insisting that these wild scenarios are based on fact.