Here it mumbled gutturally and labored crazily to gather up the crimson altar-piece into its seared, torn arms.
Cars, taxis, trucks, wagons, trolleys were parked crazily all over the place.
Hall rushed out of the Embassy, his face twitchingcrazily as he charged down the marble walk to the curb.
Spinning crazily like a huge runaway top, it darted up, down, and about the hillside.
The abrupt turn at high speed sent the craft sideslipping crazily like a skidding race boat.
He waddled crazily from one side to the other; and at last he came to a stop, and with what strength remained, he faced his pursuers and threw up his hands in an attitude of defense.
It hit once more and Dave felt the tail wheel catch on something and send the ship plunging crazily off to the right.
Instead he jammed hard on the left rudder and sent the Arado swerving crazily off to the side.
And he burst out laughing crazily and then tried to explain to his host and hostess that he was thinking of the gathering at the school.
The two Earth men collided violently and, clinging to each other in their ghastly invisibility, laughed crazily for a moment.
His fingers shook crazily when he untwisted them from their grip on the port rail.
Me, a greenhorn, a tenderfoot, talking crazily about doing what not one of you has ever been able to do!
The master's hands danced loosely in the air, his head and his whole figure jerking crazily under the compulsion of the rhythm.
The emptiness that gave birth to you and even yet surges crazily in your starving blood?
And over all, as the amphibian spun madly, and toppled crazily and fought for height, there was the terrific, incessant crashing of thunder which was horribly close, and the crackling flares of lightning all about.
It seemed at times as if the plane were whirling crazily in sheer incandescent flame.
Ennis' glazed eyes saw dandified Chinese from Limehouse and Pennyfields, dark little Levantins from Soho, rough-looking Cockneys in shabby caps, a few crazily laughing blacks.
Ennis beat crazilyupon it with his pistol-butt, but it remained immovable.
The plane bucked, and shivered, and lurchedcrazily forward.
Without giving the two remaining Messerschmitts so much as another snap glance, Dave jumped on rudder and whipped the stick over a shade and sent the Spitfire Mark 5 skidding crazilyfar off to the right.
Less than a split second later the German plane shot out crazily to the side as though it had glanced off an invisible guard rail in the heavens.
A Messerschmitt One-Nine staggered crazily in the air for a minute, then up-ended on wingtip and came tumbling down out of the sky.
Three or four times Quorl and he had taken long hunting trips: one had taken them to the edge of a deserted meadow across which was a crazily sagging farmhouse.
The head hung crazily to the side where the neck had been broken.
But the jatos had jumped it crazily forward and were still thrusting fiercely to make it go faster than any prop-plane could.
It would merely set his body spinning crazily as it dropped and crashed again and again before it landed two hundred feet below.
Alongside, the British boats sent to take off the Germans rocked crazily for several moments on the angry waves.
The ship wabbled crazily in her course, then dashed forward again.
I paused and waited, with the horse dancing crazily beneath me, but the woodland presented an inscrutable front.
I lost any further words that passed between them, as Henry, crazily threatening, walked out upon the deck to his boat; then from the creek came the threshing of oars that died away in a moment.
He fell crazily in love with the woman he had come to dispossess.
He rode straight for Gray and pulled in, waving his pistol crazily before the latter's face, and Gray could actually hear the grinding of his teeth.
A cloud of yellow butterflies flutteredcrazily before him in a sunlight that was hardly less golden, and when he climbed the fence a rabbit leaped beneath him and darted into a patch of ironweeds.
It is funny how crazily happy a little touch of the intellectual past like that can make you feel--and how horribly uncomfortable a moment later.
Raising his head, Rothwell grinned crazily into the exploding debris, imagining nineteen other ships suddenly disintegrating under the rocket guns of nineteen different nations.
When the wind blew the little flames of the fire danced crazily about.
When the wind blows they whirl crazily about, filling the air and making a carpet underfoot.
So we must not be too severe in self-condemnation when we see how foolish, cruel, crazily wasteful, is our attitude toward crime and punishment.
These crazilydecorated little creatures do not represent womanhood.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "crazily" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
