Sentence examples for day of madness from inspiring English sources

Lobbenberg said her contact with the newspaper was one "day of madness" in 19 years' service "unblemished without a taint of corruption on her".

Just another Masters Sunday, a day of madness and despair, of great shots and shockers, a day when a couple of Englishmen made the flag of St George proud and the sweet-swinging Louis Oosthuizen made a valiant stand.

If the second full day of March Madness was designed to ensure that nobody would end the day with a perfect bracket, well almost nobody (we'll get to that), it felt the college basketball world was righting itself on Saturday afternoon.

CBS's TV ratings for the first day of March Madness were also notable, up 9% from last year.

The Deaf Institute, Manchester, Sat The days of peak Madness, when the nutty boys would dress as police and cause the Clash to flush their drugs down the toilets, have long gone.

He said of Tabak: "He must have had bottled-up perverse urges that finally exploded in a day of utter inhuman madness".

"The three days around A-level results day are 72 hours of madness where everybody is stressed.

Even further out there is psychedelic 1973 Mexican horror The Mansion Of Madness (Fri), art-directed by renowned surrealist Leonora Carrington.

But it's not just regulators who have been dissecting Thursday's fifteen or so minutes of madness.

I.E listening to this mix is probably the closest you'll get to Ultra-level of madness of a Monday afternoon.

In Friday's episode, a convent experiences an outbreak of madness (and all the younger residents are, of course, hot).