Sentence examples for a mad bit from inspiring English sources
In front of Carthy's mic there is what looks like a clothes rail from which dangles jewellery that adds shimmering percussion at various intervals and gets its own starring role on a mad bit of thrash, while Eriksen drops in intriguing asides such as: "I started writing this in 1988 when I was living in India …" It's not all extreme, however.
Sam Allardyce as Van Gaal invested heavily He's a bit like a mad genius; he looks a bit crazy.
Daniel Keeling made Tiresias a mad preacher, with a bit of Ray Charles thrown in.
Full disclosure: I'm a bit of a mad scientist for security.
With the Crunchies later tonight, TechCrunchHQ is a bit of a mad house today.
That's a bit of a mad thing to do, isn't it?
Because it's starting to feel a bit like a Mad Max prequel.
He did not say when the injury happened, but he did explain, "I lost a stick at a show and got a bit mad about it".
Wright seems impassioned, excited, frankly a bit mad.
This may be true – Bob might have been a bit mad – or it might be a mad thing to say.
