Sentence examples for brought mad from inspiring English sources

The office, which had windowed walls that brought "Mad Men" to mind, was full of books, CDs, and other comforting old media.

Last week, I visited Glass at "This American Life". The office, which had windowed walls that brought "Mad Men" to mind, was full of books, CDs, and other comforting old media.

Last Sunday night, as Don Draper & Co. brought "Mad Men" (and its increasingly powerful women) into the years that are disproportionately cited to represent the 1960s (in other words, the 1967-68 period), anyone channel-surfing was likely to see and hear Annette Funicello.

Critics say that in theory, that sequence could bring mad cow disease full circle, back to cows.

"We are determined to bring 'Mad Men' a similar showcase".

Andrew Sullivan has a post up on a clip from the August 12th iteration of Hannity and Colmes that seems likely to bring mad creatine to the progressive scene.

"My whole mission has been: 'How will I bring Mads Mikkelsen to Hollywood?' " he said.

"The way this season ends, there may be an opportunity for a little break and then hopefully we'll find a way to bring Mads and Hugh back to you".

The following decades brought the mad scenes of Donizetti's "Anna Bolena" and "Lucia di Lammermoor" and Bellini's "I Puritani" and "La Sonnambula" (that one's a sleepwalking scene, but still), whose suffering characters later evolved into the suicidal, tubercular heroines of Verdi and Puccini.

So it only makes sense that the man who brought "U mad, bro?" into the sports-insult lexicon would try to crown himself king of postgame rants after the Seahawks defeated the 49ers, 23-17, in the NFC championship game on Sunday.

Your mother may get mad if you bring home a beer or have a baby and you may get kicked out.