Sentence examples for mad call from inspiring English sources

Call me mad, call me crazy".

Call me mad, call me crazy!' After the last nerve-racking minutes, hundreds of delighted fans swarmed on to the field and scenes of boisterous elation erupted all across Germany.

The Rot-Weiss Essen winger's second goal prompted a Kenneth Wolstenholme moment from radio commentator Herbert Zimmermann, who, after declaring "Call me mad, call me crazy, but Germany lead 3-2 with five minutes left", went on to proclaim "a miracle".

I was getting mad calls: "Do you see what's goin' on?" "Do you see what people are sayin'?" By that point I was back at my house washing dishes and vacuuming my floor!

Future British governments would have to be mad to call a referendum on an EU treaty.

Stephanie Davies, a sales executive, said she had thought her mother was "mad" to call from Florida, where the couple were also having a holiday.

Davis started calling the station, dozens and dozens of calls — "mad, foul, strange calls," Schaap recalled.

But hBUB1 isn't the whole story: At least two more BUB genes are involved in putting the brakes on cell division, as well as three genes called MAD and one called MPS, she says.

Last month the sisters Deborah and Roberta Lipp, the makers of a fan Web site for "Mad Men" called Basket of Kisses, promoted a petition calling on AMC and Lionsgate to bring the show back in 2011.

So what do those mad creatures called dancers do?

Other systems include a mad thing called Chinese, which everybody talks about and nobody plays, because it's too complicated.