mazy

How To Use mazy In A Sentence

• No samba style and no mazy dribbles or showboating. The Sun
• He told the businessmen in a long and mazy speech that wandered into greek philosophy, Freudian psychology and straightforward political advice, that Ireland would be 'just fine' and that they had, just that day, a concrete bottom line of what they owed and they could now put together a definitive business plan to deal with it. Niall O'Dowd: Bill Clinton's Battle Cry to Irish, Get Up and Get Going Is Heeded
• I will not insult your good sense by lamenting the exigencies of the present times, as doubtless it always dictates to you to be (whilst travelling through the mazy labyrinth of joy and sorrow) humble in the lucent days of prosperity and omnific in the tenebricous moments of adversity. Life and Remains of John Clare "The Northamptonshire Peasant Poet"
• No samba style and no mazy dribbles or showboating. The Sun
• Even though he too often received static ball, he was able to make ground consistently and two mazy runs in particular led to home scores at crucial times.
• I love commenters like mazy – "Obama is trying to bankrupt the country with this ridiculous health care plan. GOP's new youth ambassador: Lady Gaga?
• He was impressive throughout, and a mazy run and shot which went narrowly wide almost brought him goal of the season.
• Her enthusiasm and the accessible order of her mazy mind are infectious.
• Her 'light-coloured' hair was not so light as to be uncomely, and fell in luxuriant ringlets all round the sides of her pretty head; and the head moved about enough to shake the ringlets, till they threatened to form a mazy net to catch men's eyes. The Hills of the Shatemuc
• McCourt rounded three defenders before firing home and then went on another mazy run that ended with fellow substitute Townson netting his 17th goal of the season.