Sentence examples for go mildly from inspiring English sources

But the moral of the story is this: don't wrap yourself in duct tape and try to force your way out in a doomed effort to go mildly viral, or if you must, don't do it near a coffee table, or you might end up choking on your own blood and needing to have your skull cut open in an emergency way with a saw.

Consider the age group attending, with children go mildly scary, with zombies and mummies that slowly pop out, have rooms full of spiders or jars with spaghetti or meatballs.

In 1954, after some months of popping over-the-counter Dexedrine to stay slim, she was poisoned by it and went mildly insane for a spell.

Brand did a quick yoga pose, bringing his hands down across his face in prayer to the almighty transcendental being that controls the cosmos, before going mildly berserk.

In her Duchess of Cambridge coiffure and white dress, she's a curiously English-seeming "serpent of old Nile", suggesting an alumna of Bedales who's gone mildly hippy or the black sheep first cousin of Shakespeare's Rosalind – and this, despite the warbling eunuch and the bare chested flunkies who haul her round on a bed and keep her cool with pulley-operated carpet-fans.

So although a few of my pieces have gone mildly viral, I never experienced something going insanely viral, going all around the world and back again -- making news everywhere.

Go in mildly hungry, not carbo-loaded for endurance, and snack to maintain that edgy state.

As the night goes on, it would go from mildly eyebrow raising to downright scandalous.

Tells of his first clients, and his business which went along mildly.

Overnight, she stopped eating, went from mildly confused to disoriented, and was unable to urinate.

A paranoid monologue in the voice of Suzanne, a middle-aged secretary at a Parisian advertising agency, the book goes from mildly amusing to chilling in 119 delectable pages.