Sentence examples for it's berserk from inspiring English sources

It's berserk and courageous, one of my favorite moments in pop this year.

From the rantings of Howard Cosell (he eventually left the show, after referring to a black player as a "little monkey"), to Hank Williams, Jr.,'s berserk intros, and, last year, Nicollette Sheridan's nude locker-room embrace, the show's popularity has always derived as much from spectacle as from sport.

And that's berserk because bananas aren't just delicious, they're endlessly useful.

It all reflects a culture of youth sports in our country that is berserk.

8.50pm BST This, though, is BERSERK.

In Britain, unlike in the United States, television tends to be a dignified affair, while print is berserk and shouty.

"One minute he'd be fine," says his mother, Versie Young, "and the next he'd be berserk.

The 90s were berserk, arriving via the ploughed-up fields of Madchester in a kaleidoscopic explosion of neon leggings, ecstasy, Adamski's Killer at No 1 and backflip bedlam on Dance Energy on BBC2.

Some of the more popular male manga titles are: Berserk, Death Note, Bleach and Claymore.

"It's a bit berserk and courageous".

It's like a berserk version of Man on Wire – and even if it makes you feel sick you'll want to watch it again.