Sentence examples for full mad from inspiring English sources
The annual Return of the Chili Queens festival seems to transplant this whole end of town south of the border: there are stalls selling the full, mad range of Mexican wrestling masks, and the sombrero-topped mariachi troupes stationed outside each restaurant somehow succeed in exuding an air of sombre artistry.
You can see the actual image right here but rest assured that Facebook got the full MAD treatment which includes, but is not limited to, comic exaggeration for effect, analysis of the news in a "comedic" way, and a funny picture.
Messi, his closest rival for the crown, has now lost a World Cup final, lost a Copa America final, gone full mad and dyed his hair blonde 1,2 and quit international football for good.
dTcf can bind full length Mad and MadΔMH1, but not MadΔMH2 or Mad-linker, thus dTcf binds the MH2 domain of Mad (Fig. 5D).
But, he argues, the book was so dangerous precisely because it's not full of mad ideas.
★ PISCES 20 Feb-20 Mar Any turbulence around Wednesday's full Moon (mad bosses for example) is likely to be a passing squall.
DOUGLAS B. GARDNER Cards Full of Mad Love When Joseph Gardner took his young son, Douglas B. Gardner, to watch his first Knicks game, Douglas said he wanted to play basketball in Madison Square Garden.
Credit View full screen "Mad Men" fans everywhere tuned in on Sunday night to watch the first episode of the last season of the acclaimed show, which pays homage to the best and the worst of the nineteen-fifties and sixties.
Grant Morrison is one of the deftest superhero-comics writers of the moment, and the second and final volume of ALL-STAR SUPERMAN (DC Comics, $19.99), his collaboration with the artists Frank Quitely and Jamie Grant, is full of mad, cartwheeling invention and airy open spaces.
Click to view Meanwhile, the plane takes off again, Poe's cover is broken and he is forced to fight for control of the aircraft for the epic finale; safely landing on the Vegas strip, a plane full of mad men crashing, cartoon-style into the American dream.
She said that it was not "one of the more profound episodes the show has ever done", but that it was full of "Mad Men-esque meditations on mortality and feeling left behind by changing times".
