Wildly in a sentence

The answer: Radio was wildly popular, and Antonio Pasin, the Italian immigrant who founded the company, wanted his wagons to be wildly popular, too.

The two ETFs have wildly different philosophies behind their construction, and although their goal is the same, the way they generate returns is wildly different.

After demonstrating his wildness to the paying audience, he started chasing the clucking chicken wildly, as the chicken wildly tried to avoid him.

After all, investors were wildly optimistic that the Federal Reserve would quickly pivot and cut rates, and they were bidding down bond yields and driving up prices.

After devoting much of the past eight years to antibullying campaigns — something that grew out of her wildly popular which now has 27 million views — she is now coming after our biggest bully, often our worst enemy, the one who is relentless.

Almost every film he makes raises the bar in some way, usually with wildly successful results.

American Society of Plastic Surgeons national spokesperson Dr. Barry Weintraub revealed how wildly popular the procedure has become in an interview with Fox News Digital.

Among New York's hostile housing market, where rents are known to swing wildly, 35 Hudson Yards' huge cuts are standing out.

Among the funniest and most memorable comedy series to ever spill wildly across the screen, the films are an absolutely mandatory part of any film collection!

And maybe that’s because the form’s limitations allow for an expansiveness whose effectiveness is both wildly useful for creating emotional payoff, and simultaneously deeply unwieldy to corral.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons is the latest entry in Nintendo's wildly popular life sim franchise.

A psychological theory might propose that they lapsed into a state of political psychosis, striking wildly at those who punctured their fantasies.

A seminal sci-fi hit that confirmed Will Smith's credentials as a box office superstar, remains wildly popular long after its release.

As WWI raged Chaplin’s Tramp made him famous in every country of the world and wildly wealthy.

At long last, the new-look Buffs put together by first-year head coach Deion Sanders make their debut on Saturday at No. 17 TCU (10 a.m. MT, FOX) in a rematch of teams that diverged wildly following last year’s season opener in Boulder.

A wildly talented high school girls' soccer team become the unlucky survivors of a plane crash deep in the Canadian wilderness.

Based on the wildly popular 2013 video game of the same name, The Last Of Us takes place in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by a fungal outbreak.

But the only people once again cheering in Parramatta were the pocket of South Americans celebrating wildly like a Sunday afternoon fiesta.

But theory and practice have diverged wildly when it comes to the Mulcahy report, which was commissioned to examine alleged planning corruption in Donegal.

But what are customers supposed to believe when vendors refuse to share pricing until after an extensive sales process (or worse, when pricing fluctuates wildly depending on how badly the vendor wants the business)?