Sentence examples for wildly said from inspiring English sources

"I perceived someone gesticulating wildly," said the rabbi, who looked to his left and realized she was the interpreter.

Police officers ran from their cars, firing wildly, said Mr. Jabur, the officer.

"These sites are proliferating wildly," said Robert F. Sterling, an analyst at Jupiter Communications.

"We have the ability to diversify wildly," said Chris Weld, whose Berkshire Mountain Distillers, near Great Barrington, Mass., puts out eight different spirits.

The entrants' "economic structures and motivations varied wildly," said Michael Bierut, a partner at Pentagram and the competition's chairman.

"One thing that intimidates me wildly," said the cheerful Mr. Loquasto, "is that there are all these people who design operas and know all about them: the stories, the stage history, who sang them when and what they wore.

We break Rule 1 when for a laugh we exaggerate wildly, say the opposite of what we think, or "pull someone's leg".

In the United States, the Obama Administration instituted a requirement for each agency to have a research integrity process but these vary wildly, says Nicholas Steneck, who directs a research integrity program at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

"Every time he tweets it drives subscriptions wildly," says Dean Baquet.

Marketing strategies in the United States and Britain vary wildly, Mr. Munns said.

"When you're fighting Captain Hook, you don't just swing wildly," Rigby said.