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But he was deflected by the crash of the mainsheet blocks on the stout deck- traveller, as the mainsail, emptied of the wind and feeling the wind on the other side, swung crazily across above him.

When the wind blew the little flames of the fire danced crazily about.

And it was not comforting in the least to hear him begin to mutter crazily about the late captain, that old man buried in latitude 8 d 20', right in our way --ambushed at the entrance of the Gulf.

He might want to talk all night, try crazily to invade my privacy.

The insanity of fascist Modi has turned India in to a fire-ball where BJP followers are crazily going against Muslims all over India without knowing the backlash and repercussion of such actions.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen won a wet and crazily chaotic German Grand Prix littered with crashes and safety car periods on Sunday with Mercedes' Formula One leader Lewis Hamilton failing to score.

THE man who composed the crazily catchy jingle for the 1980s Shake n' Vac TV advert has died aged 78.

? The playbill for opening night at the Tower of Varieties and Circus looks crazily exotic: the Wonderful Brothers Clarke; Adas and Vulcana; Three Escaladors; Mademoiselle Pamamoto; Little Valdo (The Funniest Clown on Earth); Chiyokichi; The Leglere Troupe (famous acrobats); Three Martinettis; Willie Richard (alias Rabbit); The Mayos; Edgar and Eugene; Cliffe Berzac (animal acts); and last but not least, but possibly highest, The Zoes (champion aerial flying gymnasts).

Somewhat crazily, while not thinking clearly, he makes a run for it, through the fire escape door."

In the year-plus that he's let his locks flourish, he's been compared to comedian Steven Wright and two late, crazily coiffed icons: "Happy Little Trees" painter Bob Ross and Larry Fine of The Three Stooges.

This is also at a time when some Welsh Assembly politicians, enamoured with low-paid seasonal tourism jobs, want to crazily "re-wild" our countryside, laying waste to our farms, to create a massive playground called Wales for outsiders to visit on short-break holidays between their long-haul fuel-wasting jet-setting to more exotic sun havens.

I wanted to deal with the injury caused by a heartbreak." "I wrote this character who loved Alizeh so crazily.