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Sentence Examples Also the runner beans are flowering like mad but I'm not so sure we will be able to have those in peace. With masterful technique and an unhinged mad scene, she commanded the first act. His election reminds me of one of those 1950s science fiction movies in which a mad boffin throws a lever and the poles are reversed. Politicians of both parties are all on the low road rushing around in a mad scramble for corrupt corporate cash to finance their campaigns. In this mad pursuit of history itself, the facts of the past in so far as they are known are blatantly manipulated and distorted. Is it possible to stay mad at a distant dad when he's also a sheepish, attractively rumpled amnesiac? It is not difficult to see that beef reminds you of mad cow disease and chicken reminds you of poultry flu. Einstein's wild hair is not the mad scientist's coiffure but a secular aureole, bespeaking his superhuman intelligence and wisdom. Food scares such as mad cow disease and E. coli contaminations have driven others to choose organics. Kids will go mad for something like this and you can tailor the clothing to a girl or a boy. A farming couple have won the right to appeal against a ban stopping them moving their cattle for slaughter amid fears of mad cow disease. Tony had been mad keen on archaeology since boyhood and, as his granddad was a market gardener, was already skilled at digging. He looked wet through and filthy at the same time, totally dishevelled, more like the mad scientist than the nutty professor. Six foot two, mad keen on sports, Craig Flatman seems every inch the typical teenager. The narrator is convinced someone is haunting him, taking possession of his mind, making him think mad thoughts. It's kind of nutty, kind of mad and that's exactly the kind of art that we like. Their country was like a man who was losing a great battle, and in his mad and insane mind he was forced to do rash things. I've disappeared countless times when I thought too many people thought I was mad or bad or loony. The future scenario gives him carte blanche to run riot with all these mad ideas. Big cities like London, Paris and New York are all mad ideas to host events of this size. Show More Sentences The trek, that will take approximately seven days to complete, was the result of a mad idea on New Year's Eve. The mad scramble for tickets is continuing in both counties with just over 26,000 allocated in Cork and Kilkenny. There's no secret code or literary illusion, there's just his own mad thoughts on a page. Modern religious rhetoric is dilute and ineffectual, and where it isn't, it seems mad and aberrational. Rather than making a mad dash and then facing an indefinite wait at the station, check Tubetrack for your next train. To the best of our knowledge, there have been no documented cases of mad cow disease on organic farms in Europe with closed herds. But the great thing is she will be so mad at you that she won't give you the time of day. But I liked the fact that its writer and director, Debbie Isitt, is very young, with lots of mad ideas and was up for improvisation. Back in the 1950s, John Stewart, a Glasgow-born theatre director, had a mad idea which had all the hallmarks of disaster about it. It was a completely mad idea, but in a fit of complete and unquestioned insanity I chose to take a swing at it despite my legitimate concerns. Time was when the big man, a steamfitter by trade, would have thought it mad folly to come to Ed Massey's for anything but a haircut. One might think, based on the static state of our bird list, that the Core Team has abandoned the mad quest to see all of the world's birds. Alien abductions, for example, was a mad belief Britons were far too sophisticated to embrace. The scene made him go mad with jealousy, leading to a violent argument with his wife. I'll make some people mad for saying this, but I'll tell you what really ticks me off. Studying at the art institute, located in the center of the city, Brook looked forward to the mad rush and exciting life of the city. It's a Calypso gathering, you just wanna get down low and have a mad party and dance in the sun. I'd rather have a burger and fries but I can give that up for 2 months if it means I won't get that mad cow disease. The grinning jackanapes who has so arbitrarily dismantled the constitution is now half mad with power. There was a mad intensity to everything, it was like some frenetic nightmare, every time I thought of Aykan and his plans and conspiracies. Show More Sentences It was the longest trip to Versailles ever and I was mad with boredom, for I was burning with excitement to tell Jacqui about a book I read. It's driving me so mad that I'm forced in the end to appeal to the general public. Does this mad rush to abandon our natural sleep cycle to work around the clock really make sense? As well as rural Forties class culture, with a Northern tang, the other influence is Heath Robinson, that genius inventor of mad machines. In one story, a professor of classics is nearly driven mad with insomnia, which he cures by attending a faculty meeting. When there was no one else to spar with, he and his brother Johnny, who's now 16, would flail at each other like mad bantams. Some 4,000 cattle in two herds remain in quarantine because of the concerns about mad cow disease. There is no test for mad cow disease that can be conducted on live animals. Matt was clearly mad with grief, his words laced with a new desperation and an unwelcome spite. Then the restrained growl of a mad dog found its way past her curled lips, rasping at the stranger before her who hadn't flinched. The sports establishment, of course, is attacking him like a pack of mad dogs. I don't have a nail gun but I've used one from a local shop to knock together a gate and a retaining wall that didn't restrain Holly the mad dog. Bags I the one with the maddest of the mad hair, and the most dreadful of the Granny-knitted jumpers...and the broadest West Country accent. I spoke to a couple of ace gardeners recently in a mad bid to investigate the best native plants for my downtown rental cottage. The truth is I can't leave New York because I'm mad about it, hopelessly in love with this place in a way that is usually reserved for a person. It was a matter of becoming aware of the mad aspects of myself, without making a drama out of it, and while keeping my feet on the ground. Whichever way you look at it, the Gold Coast dairy farmer is mad about goats. A barking mad pooch has tapped into fame with his ability to turn on the waterworks. In the circumstances, worrying about being thought mad or humourless seems a peculiar Achilles' heel. They are both mad about the season's bright colours as well as the sophisticated button, beaded and flower detail to be found everywhere. Show More Sentences Jack, who is mad about trains, Thomas The Tank Engine and Bob The Builder, is due to start school in September. Luke, 11, was mad about trains and Harry Potter, and Aimee, 13, loved fairies. Julian is so mad about vacs that he volunteers to clean up at his after-school club and always keeps the carpets spick and span at home. Hong Kong chicken flu and BSE, or mad cow disease, pose clear health risks to humans. Peter was extremely proud of his children and very happy with Kayce, who took care of him, who protected him, who was just mad about him. We did that for several seconds, before I started a mad jiggle on the spot, moving around to face him as I did so. The rest of the class seemed to get the idea soon enough and before long the group was chattering in mad excitement. I had a sudden uncontrollable desire to be in some mad city on the other side of the world again. His production's got people mad excited, with everyone wanting a piece of the pie. The Siamese leaped around in mad excitement, his tail now swishing like a badly excited dog. In fact once he deciphers the code, he runs to his brother in a mad fit of excitement. I was still laughing, and she merely huffed and pretended to act mad by turning her head away from me. A few weeks back I was really, really mad about not being able to vote in the upcoming presidential election. Hemphill has the bluest eyes I have ever seen, and in the article I say he would make a terrific mad axeman, a secret Norman Bates. It's that scene in The Shining when Shelley Duvall stumbles across Jack Nicholson's literary labours, just before he turns into the mad axeman. Her claim is that the judgments you make of someone you're mad at, hurt by, or angry with, invariably apply to yourself. The same thought had crossed Adam's mind, but he was determined not to spoil this trip by getting mad with the little scoundrel. But I'm already striding back to my apartment, my heart beating a mad tattoo inside my chest. The Hos were always mad at somebody, and somebody was always furious with the Hos. I've never had a friend get so mad with me that they turn off the phone and not turn it back on for two days. Show More Sentences They have said they can't rule out the possibility that mad cow disease can be transmitted from mother to calf. His voice sounded more than just confused, it was tired and irritated too, mad at the world. I have to admit, I got kind of mad at Jeni because she really wasn't taking my enraged rants very seriously. Now don't be mad with me, because it's not entirely my fault that this is happening. I got so mad with my older brother just then, and I decided myself, that I would tell Mama and Papa about it that night. Upon hearing this Lexy turned away and started towards the bathroom wanting desperately wanting to make her walk into a mad dash. I have mad respect for the filmmakers for being at a place where most other folks would rather run away from. I got mad at my sister, too, until I saw how great her kids are and how wonderful a mother she is. Poor Carly looks mad uncomfortable and gives a quick side-eye to the camera. During the 80's the UK went mad for the more obscure sports of snooker and darts. Tori glared daggers at him, and she looked so mad that his hands fell to his sides and he backed away in fear. The audience went mad with excitement when the elephant stepped on to the stage. Stylists from Vogue and Elle went mad for them and Gordon's collections are now available in Harvey Nichols, Graham and Green and Egg. Seeing their fans going mad as we played was one of the highlights of our time. I took it over, all her friends went mad for it and I came back with orders for 20 more. My fish is as mad as a box of Frogs, he just swims at top speed around the tank and then lies shagged out on the bottom for ages. He seems able to frighten the life out of MPs and really does come across as being as mad as a box of frogs. You don't have to be mad to work here, but you do have to be on time, well presented, a team player, customer service focused and sober. She was obviously as mad as a hatter was, and all I wanted to do now was to go home. He has earned quite a reputation for being as mad as a hatter on the field. Show More Sentences Robert Wade's father, the late Duke of Carnon, had been as mad as a hatter, as had two of his sisters. She received demented letters from a mental asylum escapee, and yet it was she who ended up mad as a hatter. They jam the roads, stop and start on bridges, pour hydrocarbons into the air and jostle for bus seats, all in a mad dash to and from offices. Monday night consisted of a mad dash to Miami airport and a flight up to Orlando where the serious work began. In my mad attempt to get everything done I had been burning the candle at both ends, staying up too late and getting up too early. From now, there's a mad dash to election day, and the candidates are just going to do their stump speeches. You lie there defeated, ragging on yourself for the failure, mad at the judges because this can't be fair. And researchers are now drawing a bead on prions, the rogue proteins thought to cause mad cow disease. Initial screening called rapid tests indicated the potential for mad cow disease in the three cows. Because, simply by revealing how old I was, I could justify the mad rantings. No mad scientist film ever seemed to operate on such a direct and conscious level of Old Testament thunderousness. Patty was so mad because she had ordered a well done steak only to get one that was very red and rare. The place is now a mad whirl of gyrating bodies and the music seems louder than ever. Work is mad at the moment, and then there are exams to think about as well. Yet, with so little making sense at the moment, such mad ramblings become more potent. Secondly before the raving mad dogs tear me to pieces, think of this as a ray of hope. Fears about mad cow and other meat diseases no doubt encourage many new vegetarians. My wife is mad keen on gardening, and nothing makes her more happy than a nice looking hanging basket or a flower tub. Once we are reintroduced to our mad medicos, the movie meanders from one effects shot to another. George the Third is in his mad dotage, Napoleon is ploughing through Europe and Lord Byron is whoring his way to Greece. Show More Sentences The Romantic movement renewed the interest in the mad genius that had been cultivated by Renaissance Platonism but dampened by the age of reason. In its mad rush to try to increase turnout, the Government has opened the door to widespread fraud. I couldn't cope with anything and felt I was going completely mad at times. I don't get really mad these days, even when people lie about my finances, but he gets me going like no one else can. Her voice sounded beautiful and was complemented by her mad skills on the keytar. I've never had a friend get so mad with me that they turn off their phone and don't turn it back on for two days. Later he went mad and spent three or four years in a bath chair spitting and making inappropriate suggestions to the nurses. Some are corrupt and powerfully untouchable from the start, others are mad and witchlike. It has the kinky freedoms of sexual fantasy, the logic of the dream, the barking mad allure of Salvador Dali's finest moments. It was easy to fight with Livi sometimes, but it was also hard trying to stay mad at her for very long. I was slowly going mad with joy and trying my best to keep looking normal, pawing a CD every now and then. True, if she was a woman of the streets, he would be mad at her, but he'd forgive her. You had been mad since you saw something nasty in the woodshed, years and years and years ago. Having arrived at 9am from Aberdeen, the pair were clad more as mad hatters tea party than scruffy gig chic. Pedestrians gasped and moved their children out of the way, far from the mad demon that had matted fur and wild eyes. As infections go, mad cow disease and foot-and-mouth disease don't have much in common. By comparison, 9.3 percent of Americans are mad for reefer, 10.6 percent of Britons, and a whopping 15 percent of Australians. You can go down that channel if you're mad enough, but I wouldn't do it if I were you. I lived my childhood and teens constantly terrified that someone would find out that my mother was barking mad and an alkie to boot. When the hawk bated, the volunteer explained that he was mad and provided passive resistance. Show More Sentences My mad noisy neighbour regularly stands in her kitchen hailing her grandaughter as though she's already moved to Australia. My mood favorably changed, I vowed to hang up my career as a mad ballooner once and for all. There is a mad scramble with people hopping in and out every time a bus stops. And when the moment is right, he unleashes his mad falsetto rebel yell, or West Texas yodel. No one knew in advance that feeding livestock rendered meat and bone meal would cause an epidemic of mad cow disease, but it did. A young girl loses her mother and has to go and live with her mad inventor father in Canada. Terebrantia, the pest thrips, lay their eggs inside the plant's epidermis, the results of which can drive you mad trying to get rid of them. The three-minute whistle and subsequent mad scraping of chairs made me think more of PE than physical intimacy. Interred in these lengthy repasts, I develop a mad envy of the people at other tables whom I see leaving as the evening goes on. Like mad cow disease, chronic wasting disease is believed to produce abnormal proteins that gradually destroy brain tissues. I haven't seen James or Michael since that last ball, I hope James wasn't too mad at me. Was it too much to own my experience without her trumping them with stories from her past? I'm entitled to be as mad as a meat ax. If it were Bertha who were ill for the same reason, he would be mad as a meat-axe. And when he'd come barging in on you, he would be talking out of his head about something you wouldn't even know what he was mad about. Men would shut their doors tight at night, or leave a dog out to sense this mad Trapper. Like a mad tugboat, my friend Michael nonetheless seemed eager to drag me to the event. Larry was as mad as a meat-axe and ordered that Hector accompanied him on a 'get even' mission. Even woeful diction can be excused, since, in the mad rush to expand radio, good announcers were not easy to come by. I'm not sure you need to be 80 or totally mad to attend annual general meetings of shareholders, but it certainly seems to help. Once again ice hockey had been portrayed as a game for goons and it made me as mad as a meat axe. Show More Sentences At one point there was a mad scrabble for the ball and the umpire blew for a bounce. For a lot of faculty members, in short, the end of a term is no vacation, but a mad scramble for survival. Passengers tempted by the sight of the sometimes near-empty buses risk their life and limb while making a mad rush to board them. Speculation has run rife on all sorts of mad theories about who will get up in each state. This is a scene that gets played out anytime she's mad at me and is by God going to show me. According to these diagnoses the patient seems quite normal apart from having mad ideas. Dante's terza rima is frustratingly hard to get right in English, and many translators have nearly gone mad trying to get it right. On Saturday morning every bone and muscle was hurting like mad but we still had to soldier on. Picking up speed to escape imminent danger, he ran like mad to the finishing line. The seven were still together and with the heads down they sprinted like mad for the line. The next morning all the servants were running around like mad preparing for the party that evening. I swam like mad towards the surface, harder than I've ever swum in my life, breathing the last of my air. I thought he was mad as a meat-axe, and he frightened the stuffing out of me sometimes, even when he laughed. She might push the buttons of your party faithful, but she is seen as a barking mad extremist by everybody else. When 35,000 public servants go barking mad on game nights, it's a tough assignment for visiting teams. Then sit back and watch your boss think they are barking mad for labeling all their stuff. Maybe a safety harness for your pet isn't such a barking mad idea after all. Most people would think that you were barking mad if they saw you talking to your pet but for dog-whisperer Steve Fryer it is a way of life. Before getting mad ripped last night I hadn't smoked in a couple months actually. When we heard he was mad keen on Beckham, we thought it would be nice to get him something signed by the man himself. Show More Sentences He had of course, he said, been of the opinion that Whitmore was as mad as a meat-axe. You're driving mad with all this constant eye moving, and apprehensiveness, and such. And yours truly will either be celebrating like mad or crying into my pint down the local. She's gonna be mad when she finds out, I mean how long have you known and not told her? At one point water began flowing from the back of a firetruck and firefighters were seen making a mad scramble to turn off the supply. He sailed the world in the mad destructions of his mind but they found him out and started booting his door in at night. From the haggard look, rag tag clothing and matted hair it was not difficult to identify her as the mad woman who roved the streets. The type of protein that causes mad cow disease can't be removed or destroyed when beef is processed or cooked. Suddenly, I felt like the mad loony in the corner that everyone cautiously avoids. In the audience it was both a mad mayhem of frenetic bouncing and a sea of staring faces intrigued and in awe. Fortunately the candles were all new and very tall, so no one was forced to make a mad grab for the aspergilla and extinguish the bouquets. You'd have to be totally mad to think you could go through that gate in safety. They rushed into the room in a mad panic and ran into her, nearly knocking her over in the process. She's mad as a hatter but that bunch of loonies will love her. She's rude, insensitive, and quite possibly mad as a hatter. Chelsea has always been the place for the mad keen gardener to see, try and even buy all the newest and most desirable plants, pots and accessories. The Namibians are mad keen anglers and are extremely knowledgeable, competent, kind, helpful and dedicated to giving their clients the best possible trip. The report is one of the few pieces of good news for farmers after years of drought and a financial crisis prompted by a case of mad cow disease earlier this year. Since mad cow disease came along, we have turned on to eating chicken. Government vets are investigating a case of mad cow disease in an animal born after the implementation of strict control measures to curb the disease. Show More Sentences The arrival of mad cow disease to this country is heightening concerns. Can the tendency by society to isolate and shun people like me until they go mad be countered? Anorexia itself seems like mad behaviour, but I don't think it is madness. It will largely be set in Sardinia where the teenage Bond runs into a group of Sardinian bandits and a mad Italian count who is trying to restore the Holy Roman Empire. So there's the famous case of the mad axeman who breaks into your house and is threatening you and is asking where your children are hiding, do you tell the truth? Mariachis provided the soundtrack as the City went mad with Fernando-mania. Half the GOP caucus will be hopping mad at him if he does let a clean CR get to the floor. They bring a mad burst of colour to the silver and green countryside of the Peak, with its superlush pastures, twinkly trout streams and shining limestone scars. The rumblings from Argentina started to become thunderbolts and about a month later, a mad Arab destroyed the visible essence of western imperialism and capitalism. Whenever mom got really, really mad she started screeching like a parrot. To get this baller hairstyle, you need some mad blow drying skills. Yorkshire schools are resorting to poaching teachers from each other as a mad scramble to beat the shortages and fill vacancies in time for September begins. My pa got mad at me one night and beat me so hard he bashed my skull in. While there I am, getting mad at my wife for sending me cards all the time because I know she needs every penny right now. A lot of mainstream media journalists are steaming mad at bloggers. In the 19th century I might have been a bookbinder and would have gone mad from glue fumes. The writing team behind these videos are some seriously mad comedy crackheads, and they manage some brilliantly irrational bits. Take James Carville, who, swigging Coc' Cola and playing the mad Cajun, spurred buttermilk-biscuit glamour to new heights. When you should have been dreaming of accession, and lopping off the heads of people you took a dislike to, mad uncle Richard was walling you up in the tower. Sometimes I get scared that I'll wander off like that, and not quite be conscious of what I'm doing, and just go completely mad and never come back! Show More Sentences The locals weren't mad about all that foreign jabber or all those people stretched out, covered in Nivea cream and not surfing, but it was all right. Does the idea of watching a doe-eyed woman wolf down rapacious amounts of food make you mad with desire? The obvious choice is North Korea, an aggressive and warlike nation ruled by a mad and brutal dictator known for supporting terror and building weapons of mass destruction. It won't be long now until it will be no longer safe to walk the streets, without hoards of mad students in tartan trousers and kaftans accosting you with home made fliers. There is no doubt we went mad in terms of exposing ourselves to increased debt as we dramatically caught up with the EU average on that score in jig time. Even without the need to keep on the lookout for the neighbors as I made a mad dash to a waiting taxi, the boardinghouse had become nothing more than a crash pad. I don't know how many times a strap has slipped off my shoulder or a handle cut into my hand during a mad dash from one gate to another at some airport. I was amazed when, after the movie, instead of everyone making a mad dash to the door, most remained seated, simply starring up at the credits on the screen. Kevin made a mad dash for the passageway as the room imploded. We had a mad dash across Paris in the rush-hour to catch our connection to the South and nearly missed it because of confusion over our sleeper-tickets. The Warriors players were hand-picked for the advert after weeks of selection procedures which ended with a mad dash to the final audition straight after a game. The team joins the men's Clan on the road as they prepare for their games against the University of Saskatchewan as they make a mad dash for the playoffs. But when she woke up at four in the morning with contractions, it became clear very quickly there would be no time for a mad dash across west Wiltshire. The recent mad cow crisis is only the latest in a series of food scares that have driven consumers to demand more precise food labeling regulations. The man, in a veined body stocking, is a helpless victim, thrashing, lolling and collapsing like a mad puppet on twisted strings, to musical pings and wheezes. She manages to capture his mad rantings with a kind of macabre poetry. Anna hit me in the arm a little mad that I had ratted so easily. Anna, my sister, would pass out almost instantly, while it would turn my big brother David into a speed freak, whizzing around the house like a mad thing. The mad tend to crave it, many of the sane crave it, but the wise worry about its long-term side effects. Not surprisingly many of the subjects of these experiments ended up mad as hatters but they did provide useful samples for us, so it's an ill wind that blows nobody any good. Show More Sentences All but in the fevered dreams of power mad politicians and their deluded followers is a world without immigration possible. The poorly-armed soldiers prove to be no match for the battle mad Vikings. They always get mad as all get out when something happens, too. The scimitar mouth pulled back in a mad crow of triumph, the face sweating with guilty pleasure. Work includes pastels by a mad woman from Taree, photographs by someone who really shouldn't be seen in the nude, and a guy who is so past his prime it's just embarrassing. He was still a little mad she had worn breeches under her dress. He was paranoid, obsessive, perfectionist, thin-skinned and self-righteous, and his diary is the long story of a man going mad and taking forty years over it. That milk replacer may very well contain cattle blood plasma, even though, in laboratory tests, mad cow-type diseases can be spread through blood plasma. After their dance at the ball Kate had resigned herself to politely ignoring him and would most likely think him mad if he even brought up the subject of love. The dog of course, had to take me for an arm wrenching drag and Ditto looked on with some displeasure when she realised that the mad animal shouting at her was attached to me! In a mad dash of effort, Noman climbed over the board like lightning. Most would argue that Collins is barking mad when it comes to driving on our highways, but there seems little doubt that on the track he will be challenging for honours. China may flounder on the soccer field, but the country is in the grip of a mad World Cup fever. After settling everything in apple-pie order in a mad hurry, they wait for hours for the colonel to make his appearance and see if the buttons are polished. Brandy was mad now, her eyes had turned to narrow slits and her ears were laid back on her head, she represented a fierce tiger and Millie trembled again. The other danger of rearing imported species of cattle lies in the prevalence of diseases affecting animals such as foot and mouth, corridor, tick-borne and mad cow diseases. There's still a mad scramble the night before, but it's not so bad. It drove her mad that I didn't come running when she snapped her fingers. Children are being turned off chemistry and physics by the mad professors and pointy-headed boffins of popular mythology, according to a new study of attitudes to science. Was it Shakespeare, in mad pursuit of a lovely boy and that voluptuous Dark Lady? Show More Sentences The cow did have to be gutted and tested for mad cow disease, however. But people were really kind to us, they took us in and fed us and stuff, so it was pretty impossible to stay mad on the whole tour, and I was trying really hard. Customers get mad when they're forced to change the way they make deposits or when familiar options on the automated teller machines are switched around. In The Wide Sargasso Sea, Jean Rhys drew a haunting portrait of the young Mrs Rochester before she went mad and ended her days in the attic in Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre. The reader isn't expected to take anything on faith or invest belief in any seemingly mad ideas, which is probably just the right tone for this sort of introductory book. As a result, without the discipline that would have come with attempting to appeal to an audience, I gave free rein to any mad idea which popped into my head. The Filth is a gorgeously well-appointed book, boasting ultramodern design, mad ideas on every page and some of the most eye-poppingly tasty art this side of the Tate. Fortunately, we're the only two people stupid enough to be out at that time in the morning and no one can witness the mad behaviour that is taking place in the bay. A blind pilot is not as mad an idea as it sounds, Hilton-Barber explains. In the Sixties, there was this mad idea that we could absorb all our daily needs in little pills, the kind of things that astronauts took with them. But some of the considerations are artistic and need to be faced by the writer, if he is not to be driven mad with frustration and bitter with disappointment. Lela looked up, trying to hide her amusement as they saw Stasia, obviously driven mad with jealousy and defeat, throwing random sculptures at the two. I said to the students, and, mad with anxiety, I took the elevator down, dashed out into the street, crossed on the run, and went into Adriana's house. Erial stuck to pure manners and decorum, knowing that any sign of affection to any member of the regiment might drive Dan mad with jealousy or grief. In fact there are some numbers in the Ten operations that drive Kerry Packer mad with envy, and are driving the John Alexander approach to income maximisation at Nine. Life is mad with rushing from place to place and job to job. The dance started at seven so there was a mad scramble to get ready. Everyone in the paper ticket line makes a mad dash back to the kiosks. There is a fine line between taking the stance of Ebenezer Scrooge, skimping on our generosity to friends and relatives, and going absolutely mad with the plastic. The only way you get anywhere with a mad dog is to confront it head-on. Show More Sentences Do we not kill mad dogs when they become dangerous for our life? I'm mad about water, and we overlooked the Tamar, which is breathtaking. With every sigh, I become more mad about you, more lost without you. Aside from Timothy, all of his friends were raving mad about her. And apparently she is crazy mad head over heels in love with me. In fact the girls are so mad about the boys that every album, poster and article ever produced about the lads takes pride of place in the girl's homes. The finale to our visit came the very next evening when we were taken on a VIP visit to the Regency Casino for a mad night of wild abandon at the slot machines. I'm mad with the council and ready for an argument tomorrow. If you put in the wrong directions, people get quite mad at you. When he spoke, he sounded angry, and I wondered why he was mad at us. I hope you're not totally mad with me for snapping at you the past few days, but I guess you aren't because you still came through when I needed a shoulder to cry on. We watch Chelsea ace her first test, so we know she's got mad skills. New York is a mad expensive city and real estate is not easy to come by. So it was with some bemusement that the village went mad with delight verging on delirium when none other than Two Jags himself made his stunning announcement. I wish she would retire from the public eye, be elusive, continue to cultivate the mad as a box of frogs image by all means, but stop talking and concentrate on the singing. The soger spurred up and rid on, but I was mad as furry, and had Zeke 'rested, right off. Out came old Teenie, buzzing mad as a whole nest of wasps. Muttered awfulnesses came from her great padded bonnet. People who would now attempt to burglarize in top-boots, would be as mad as if they were to adopt that costume for picking pockets. The Bavarian felt a mad wave of desire for her sweep over him. What scheme wouldn't he compass to mould that girl to his wishes. He was hopping mad when he came home and discovered that she had bought a new car without consulting him. Find more words! 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