Sentence examples for course mad from inspiring English sources

The reach of the NCAA tournament remains, of course, mad.

Offering a 4 per cent savings rate is "of course, mad.

I've started watching "Boardwalk Empire" and, of course, "Mad Men," if I stay awake.

He was, of course, mad: and not just because he tried to assassinate the Queen.

Of course, Mad Men also takes pleasure in stimulating feelings of anachronism (all that smoking; the time the Drapers have a roadside picnic and leave all their rubbish).

The magazine is, of course, Mad, which is celebrating its history of "humor in a jugular vein," as its slogan once promised, with an anthology to be published on Tuesday titled "Totally Mad: 60 Years of Humor, Satire, Stupidity and Stupidity".

It was, of course, the mad scene from Lucia di Lammermoor.

But a greater problem lies in the mysterious course of mad cow disease.

I only ask, of course, because Mad Men is notorious for its 60-an-episode habit.

During the course of "Mad and Divine" — about 100 minutes long — Ms. Vaidyanathan left the stage only once.

Last season was the best in the course of "Mad Men" in terms of average audience per episode at 2.6 million.