cockamamy造句

• Is Hockaday just another dreamer with a tiny startup and a cockamamy scheme that'll never make it to market?
• Kitna is such a great kid, and his story so cockamamy, that it is hard to imagine the saga unfolding in the midst of the Seahawks, who have been the NFL's dump site of the'90s for toxic stories.
• The Hoboken Four returned to compete several times on the " Major Bowes Amateur Hour ", calling themselves by different names each time, including the Seacaucus Cockamamies, the Bayonne Bacalas, the Jive Four, and the Jolly Jersey Gypsies of Song.
• "Clinton squandered the salience of health care reform by his cockamamy nine-month task force, " said Ted Marmor, a professor of public policy at the Yale School of Management who was an informal health care adviser to Clinton aides during the presidential transition.
• As they wrestled with its unfamiliar idioms and struggled with its cockamamy orthography, it would never have occurred to them to claim that the pressure they felt to learn English was evidence of illegal discrimination _ or to insist that merchants, employers, and the government accommodate their linguistic deficit _ or to demand that their children not be educated in the American tongue.
• The moviegoers whom In-House Marketing believed would find " The Jerky Boys " appealing-- young men in their late teens and early 20s, buying tickets to films like " Dumb and Dumber " and " Houseguest "-- received Strike Force bags with bumper stickers; T-shirts; compact disks; audio cassettes; cockamamies, or tattoo decals; coupons good for discounts on candy, popcorn and soft drinks at General Cinema concession stands, and offers for " The Jerky Boys " long-distance calling cards.