Sentence examples for going mad to from inspiring English sources
Aleksa has to find out if he's going mad – to see whether or not anyone believes him.
Obama's ability to contemplate the contradictions in Americans of all colors without going mad — to be made stronger by them — accounts for his power as a politician.
Mind you, there were some great moments in that 1992-96 period: the brutal demolition of South Africa at the Oval in 1994, Phil DeFreitas going mad to set up victory at Adelaide, Johannesburg 1995, The Oval 1993, Simon Brown's first Test wicket.
Those longings to hit the open road from time to time, to discover whether you could still live alone inside your own head, to discover whether you could manage to survive in a cabin in the woods without going mad; to discover, in short, whether you were still whole after so many years of being half of something (like the back two legs of a horse outfit on the vaudeville stage).
We have a word, tryllast, which means to go mad, to go berserk.
People would go mad to take part in this, and costs would be low.
Is it political correctness gone mad to insist that every film has an allotted number of people of colour cast in it?
For Keys and Gray are to become the new hosts of Talksport mid-morning rantathon, which has hitherto involved Mike Parry and Mike Graham fulminating against everything from political correctness gone mad to political correctness gone mad.
"I went mad, to tell you the truth," he said, "because I knew the wee lad had been shot in the field.
This was not the kind of record that people went mad to in a place like Warrington yet they did".
