1. He's a bit of a nutter.

2. He was a bit of a nutter.

3. That's got to be some kind of a nutter.

4. He's a complete nutter. He's got no sense whatsoever.

5. This man, whoever he is, isn't your normal nutter.

6. He was a nutter, Tony.

7. Burns can be a nutter - especially when he's had a few drinks.

8. To call some one a nutter, however, is not to use what they would see as a term of abuse.

9. Let them figure out the connection between the nutter at the funeral and the man who was hanged all those years ago.

9. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

10. To most of his contemporaries Blake was a nutter or simply inept.

11. Is he a nutter, or is he a genius?

12. "Manufacturing is fizzling out here," says Ken Nutter, a laid-off 54-year-old who worked as a glass cutter in the 1970s but not since.

13. And given the budget constraints , Mayor Nutter did well in his first year.

14. Don't call him nutter because it is such a bad term.

15. Nutter plans on employing the JVM's Invokedynamic to wire up Rhino's dispatch mechanism directly into the JVM's optimizing compiler.

16. But it's awfully ruthless and cold - blooded for a nutter from the other side.