Sentence examples for going to insane from inspiring English sources

If going to insane pool parties isn't your idea of a good time, well, what the hell are you reading this list for?

I am also aware that the evangelism about these shows could go to insane heights.

The developers at Team Soho have gone to insane lengths to model twenty square miles of London.

"It is going to be insane," Mr. Ferver promised.

Afterward, McGrigor gave approval, saying, "If you're going to skate insane, that was really good".

"You might as well embrace it and make the best of it or you're going to go insane trying to prevent it".

"The weekend after Labor Day is going to be insane," she said.

Ministering to his patients by day, writing his stark, oneiric poems by night, Tranströmer was for years afterward haunted by the period when he felt certain he was going to go insane.

In the UK the pay is good – certainly better than £800 [per month] which you get here – and work hours are not going to be insane".

It's just going to be insane.

In other words, this latest battle is going to be insane.