Sentence examples for has gone mental from inspiring English sources

Did you know that 300 million play the game in China, which is more than the population of the USA? 9.41pm (Beijing time) Yao Ming has just led the Chinese team out for the warm-up and the place has gone mental.

British people have always liked getting fucked off their faces, but as London has become more and more of a gentrified pop-up pleasure palace, cocaine use has gone mental.

In America, they've gone mental for women since Bridesmaids, even on regular TV.

As he puts it: "Without the solace I've found in music, I would have gone mental".

He might say, when he talks to the fans, 'There's my brother, he's playing today.' A few have gone mental.

I had to get out of the Olympic village and spend time with my family otherwise I would have gone mental.

"Maybe a few have thought we've gone mental in this window and brought people in gung-ho," Mellon said.

Things have gone mental now.

On state television channel Rossiya 24, Middle East analyst Yevgeny Satanovsky argued that Erdogan had "gone mental" after Russia obstructed his plans for "liquidation of Syria".

Most passengers probably assume that the person flying their plane has gone through rigorous mental assessments to check they have the right character and temperament to be responsible for hundreds of lives.

"[Trott] completely disrespected anybody who has gone through depression and mental illness by using words such as 'nutcase' or 'crazy,'" added Vaughan.