a screw looseの例文

• David's got a screw loose ."
• She's got a screw loose somewhere ."
• It is easy to dismiss such people : radical moderates with a screw loose.
• She has a little bit of a screw loose, maybe too highly strung.
• You've got to have a screw loose to represent yourself ."
• "My wife says I have a screw loose, " he said.
• This man probably has a screw loose.
• Now I have a screw loose.
• The primary difference is that one of them seems to have a screw loose . . ..
• If people aren't apprehensive about this they've got a screw loose ."
• .. . a rumor that Michael Atherton might have a screw loose came as no surprise.
• When I tell players what I do in the off-season, they usually think I have a screw loose,
• And Michael Jackson ( not the performer, but the eminent beer expert ) told him he must have a screw loose.
• Every once in a while, though, you have to wonder if this guy doesn't have a screw loose somewhere.
• The challenge is the distance, and if you don't believe that I think you've got a screw loose.
• Later that year, he returned to London in a farce called " A Screw Loose " at the Vaudeville Theatre.
• "Most of the locals thought he was a bit strange, and said he had a screw loose somewhere, " he said.
• When I mention that I have to hire a babysitter to attend local committee meetings, friends look at me like I have a screw loose.
• I try to pause for idle conversation with the token clerk, the coffee vendor, but they look at me like I have a screw loose.
• In his book, Carey writes : " Ben Johnson was the only member of the Ford Stock Company who didn't have a screw loose somewhere.