Sentence examples for completely berserk from inspiring English sources
That seems unlikely, unless defeat drives the GOP completely berserk.
Watching Radcliffe's bowels go completely berserk is, of course, not to everyone's liking.
They start shouting, 'kangaroo,' because of course it's a kangaroo, and I say 'It's a what?' And they go completely berserk.
Eventually the plot strands twist together and the movie goes completely berserk, looping back and forth through time and space in a flailing attempt at nonlinear poetic frisson.
It's a hangover from 'Young Goodman Brown.' If they saw you hopping around — worse still, eating popcorn — they'd go completely berserk, and pronounce you pregnant, and put you in jail".
"What's wrong with our country, what is wrong with our culture, is that you can't say the name Jesus Christ without people going completely berserk," Mr. Huckabee told a crowd in Dike, a tiny farm town about 80 miles northeast of Des Moines, where people also stood to applaud.
"We were all going berserk.
Then, of course, it all goes berserk.
linguistic co-option ("berserk" initially meant "visitor" to the Vikings, but meant something completely different to the "visitees," hence our Anglo-Saxon sense of berserk as "gone wild, out of control, extremely aggressive" etc.; there must be more current examples).
His cravings went berserk.
