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Sentences starting with crazy

Crazy Joan hasn't lived for nothing. [11]

Sentences ending with crazy

I don't know why I keep him here, sometimes I think he'll drive me crazy. [9]
I didn't know what he meant, and I began to think, says she, he must be crazy. [6]
Half the city went crazy. [10]
He's one of two things, then: he's a remarkable person, or he's crazy. [5]
I have been treating it in that way, and I have really come to the conclusion that I can explain it in no other way than by believing the Judge is crazy. [7]
Now I say there is no charitable way to look at that statement, except to conclude that he is actually crazy. [7]
Philostratus is setting the people crazy. [10]
Well, they say that at first he seemed like he would go crazy. [8]
On such a system of assaying as that, the Humboldt world had gone crazy. [5]
I've seen 'em stark raving crazy. [9]

Short sentences using crazy

Mars Tom, he's plumb crazy. [5]
We must seem perfectly crazy. [8]
He's crazy about Lula Chandos. [9]
You are crazy, Jinny. [9]
Is not that crazy? [9]
Hev you gone crazy? [13]
Have you gone crazy? [10]
You make me crazy. [9]
I was crazy about you. [9]
This man's crazy. [9]

More example sentences with the word crazy in them

Fust I thot you was deef and dumb, then I thot you was sick or crazy, or suthin', and then by and by I begin to reckon you was a passel of sickly fools that couldn't think of nothing to say. [5]
There was times when he ranted about like a crazy man, but mostly he was always sittin' an' starin' with eyes that made a man curse. [13]
Some said they were firing in the hope of raising the corpse; but many who heard the bells ringing their crazy peals guessed what had happened. [6]
In politics they were Armagnacs--patriots; they were for our own French King, crazy and impotent as he was. [5]
They stayed four weeks, and during that time one of the crazy men died. [11]
Most of 'em was scared plum' crazy, and they was fer gittin 'out 'n Kaintuckee at any cost. [9]
Thus, if an unthinking and excited community had been listened to instead of the arguments of counsel, a poor crazy creature would have been held to a fearful responsibility for a mere freak of madness. [5]
I tramped and tramped, back and forth, like a crazy person. [5]
I was crazy to tell you when you came back. [13]
We now began to creep along flimsy bridges of a single plank, our persons shielded from destruction by a crazy wooden railing, to which I clung with both hands--not because I was afraid, but because I wanted to. [5]
And notwithstanding all this the crazy maid runs straight into the Devil's arms, with that old dolt. [10]
The fact is, they make me crazy for the moment. [6]
No one takes the state turnpike nowadays except crazy tourists who are willing to risk their necks and their horses' legs for the sake of scenery. [9]
We have named the several members and advantages of the new paradise in Skinner Street, with its crazy book-shop underneath. [5]
Shelley strode about the room impatiently, making its crazy floor quake under him. [5]
I don't wonder that she's crazy about him, do you? [9]
Go back to that crazy New York--it is the place for you. [11]
I've just been telling her that there wasn't a woman at my tea who compared with her, and the men were crazy about her. [9]
Who was to tell these solid, educated business men that the crazy industrial Babel they had helped to rear, and in which they unconsciously dwelt, was no longer the simple edifice they thought it? [9]
Will the cracked Teacup hold together, or will he go to pieces, and find himself in that retreat where the owner of the terrible clock which drove him crazy is walking under the shelter of the high walls? [6]
If the boats struck for Albemarle they would be in the doldrums all the way; and that means a watery perdition, with winds which are wholly crazy, and blow from all points of the compass at once and also perpendicularly. [5]
But the first step he made wrung such a hideous creak from the crazy floor that he sank down almost dead with fright. [5]
She was a slip of a woman, and crazy on religion. [13]
One of the sisters was crazy, and sometimes a little violent, but not often. [5]
I says to Sister Damrell--didn't I, Sister Damrell?--s'I, he's crazy, s'I--them's the very words I said. [5]
The crazy throng shouted amidst the din; the noise still rings in my ears. [10]
From Mely's talk, she's about crazy over the fellow. [8]
On her arm she carried a little basket of cakes and confitures, and these she dreamed she sold, for they were few who bought of Crazy Joan. [11]
He that they say is crazy? [9]
She was still ruminating upon his curious behaviour, when the floor of the crazy stairs and landing cracked beneath the tread of the other travellers who were passing to their beds. [12]
In this first room lay the leader of the caravan; in that beyond was the crazy Persian. [10]
He was immediately recognized, and many voices called out: "The crazy Roman! [10]
As to diving rashly into such a vast subject--" But here, to my gratitude, she interrupted my thoughts by saying: "Yes, when it came to tales of his crazy woes, there was simply no end to them if anybody would listen. [5]
Among her own profession she had obtained the nickname of crazy Kuni. [10]
I knew that Prag was just about crazy enough to do it, because I've heard Dr. Jonathan talk about the mental disease he's got. [9]
All the nervous power in her body must have flashed through those muscles; as when a crazy lady snaps her iron window-bars,--she who could hardly glove herself when in her common health. [6]
Is it not possible that the reason I find such charms in this picture is because it is out of the crazy chaos of the galleries? [5]
The trick was planned in this crazy brain; I take the whole blame on my own shoulders. [10]
This crazy night pilgrimage can not remain concealed. [10]
Some of the people were going to put on their things and go, for they allowed he was crazy. [5]
Among the steamer's passengers was a crazy Englishman who was being taken, under the charge of a keeper, to an insane asylum. [10]
It drove my pal well-nigh crazy. [11]
It was a paean of the Scriptures accompanied by a crazy charge that the Roman Church forbade the reading of the Bible. [11]
I only know one thing for certain, and that is that I am on the emigrant trail now, and I'll never sleep in that crazy old cemetery again. [5]
Paula joyfully went on: "He has thought better of it, and given up his crazy attempt to take my guilt on himself. [10]
A crazy inscription on a block of stone, which snuffy antiquaries bother over and tangle up and make nothing out of but a bare name (which they spell wrong)--no history, no tradition, no poetry--nothing that can give it even a passing interest. [5]
I will keep old Polly patient and cheered up--the crazy one doesn't need it. [5]
You got the old doctor to go and see her when she come so nigh being bewitched with the magnetism and nonsense, whatever they call it, and the young doctor was so nigh bein' crazy, too. [6]
Bright people very often have crazy relations. [6]
Are not most of us a little crazy, doctor,--just a little? [6]
There was one of these panels which had only its upper board left; a pedestrianizing English youth came tearing down the path, was seized with an impulse to look over the precipice, and without an instant's thought he threw his weight upon that crazy board. [5]
When the people of the hotel found that I had been climbing those crazy Ladders, it made me an object of considerable attention. [5]
Yet a lump of puddingstone is a thing to look at, to think about, to study over, to dream upon, to go crazy with, to beat one's brains out against. [6]
But Eudoxia was not to be shaken; though she admitted that Mary's project was not so entirely crazy as it had at first appeared. [10]
But they did not say what drove him crazy. [5]
And when I'm not half crazy I want it. [9]
And the fine night-bird did not return till long past sunrise, no doubt from mad revels with that crazy Hermias and other wild fellows from Syracuse. [10]
Of course I never tried to raise these suspicions in your mind, but then your knowledge of the fact that some people's poor frail human nature is a sort of crazy institution anyhow, ought to have suggested them to you. [5]
Just because I might have helped to keep Mr. Pindar from being shot by a crazy man--that didn't change you, did it? [9]
You all hearn me: he's crazy, s'I; everything shows it, s'I. [5]
I only--" "Why, Mars Tom, you said yo'self dat a letter--" "Do you want to drive me crazy? [5]
I urged the man that had been crazy to go, for I thought activity would do him good. [11]
But your beauty made me crazy. [5]
Nobody can help liking the creature, he means so well--but I do dread to come across him again; he's bound to set us all crazy, of coarse. [5]
O Mr. Gridley, it makes me almost crazy to think about it. [6]
I mean, it isn't a place where they cure crazy people? [5]
They say he is odd or crazy, and they don't seem to be able to tell which. [6]
That the world is going crazy on the notion of individual ability. [4]
If the unlucky interruption to the procession by that crazy paraschites had not occurred, we should have nothing but praise for the populace. [10]
I think that in the Jubilees and their songs America has produced the perfectest flower of the ages; and I wish it were a foreign product, so that she would worship it and lavish money on it and go properly crazy over it. [5]
The fellow was in fact crazy about her beauty and ready to beat his brains out in chagrin. [5]
It is as if the whole world had gone crazy. [2]
I don't think I should have minded it so much, if it hadn't been for the faces of those other two crazy men. [11]
At first--at first I didn't want it, and when I knew it was coming I was driven almost crazy. [9]
I was crazy, I couldn't help it--I won't do it again, if you'll stay. [9]
Shortly after this I began to grow crazy, along with the rest of the population, about the mysterious and wonderful "cement mine," and to make preparations to take advantage of any opportunity that might offer to go and help hunt for it. [5]
My friend, as I am an honest man, the street out here is full of people, and others are roosting on the fences, waiting to get a glimpse of you, because they think you are crazy. [5]
The people of Humboldt county are feet crazy. [5]
He may already have found a suitable and wealthy match, and now he's half crazy. [2]
A cracked skull has resulted in a crazy mind. [5]
Every one who has been allowed to see it is quite crazy about it. [10]
She left her grandfather in his chamber, and followed her guide to another, which was at the end of a passage, and approached by some half-dozen crazy steps. [12]
But nobody ever gets the courage until he goes crazy. [5]
There was no freak in dress too crazy to be indulged in; no absurdity too absurd to be tolerated; no frenzy in ragged diabolism too fantastic to be attempted. [5]
He's agreed to deliver those goods to the Bradlaughs by the first of April, you know, and Holster, of the Clarendon, swears it can't be done, he says Ditmar's crazy. [9]
If that crazy cuss Crewe hadn't broken loose, it would have been different. [9]
Mr. Rarey with Cruiser, Richard with Lady Ann, Pinel with his crazy people, show what steady nerves can do with the most intractable of animals, the most irresistible of despots, and the most unmanageable of invalids. [3]
The city went crazy with joy. [10]
I was almost crazy when I came back and found they'd been here in this mill--can't you understand? [9]
You must be crazy to ride in here this way--with them hosses--talkie' thet way about Tull en' Jerry Card. [13]
You can go crazy on less material than anybody that ever lived. [5]
If he wasn't crazy I wouldn't give shucks to be anywhere but here; you couldn't hire me to get out--now that I've got used to this balloon and over the scare of being cut loose from the solid ground--if he was in his right mind. [5]
It had a crazy board fence around it, which leaned inward in places, and outward the rest of the time, but stood upright nowhere. [5]
They hung poor, crazy Bellingham for shooting Mr. Perceval. [6]
It was getting crazy and ruinous now, from long neglect. [5]
There was enough crazy and rotten rubbish in the building to make a true brick-a-bracker green with envy. [5]
The dragoman lit candles, and we all entered a hole near the base of the pyramid, attended by a crazy rabble of Arabs who thrust their services upon us uninvited. [5]
Yes, yes, one can scarcely hear his own voice for the monaulus and the shouts of the crazy people yonder. [10]
She said that birds sang to themselves and didn't go mad, and crickets chirruped, and frogs croaked, and owls hooted, and she would talk and not go crazy either. [11]
People who have been living for a long time in dreary country-places, without any emotion beyond such as are occasioned by a trivial pleasure or annoyance, often get crazy at last for a vital paroxysm of some kind or other. [6]

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