Sentence examples for mad cap from inspiring English sources
Children race the clumsy mascot around the bases between innings (the mascot always loses), comedy acts like Myron Noodleman, professional nerd, or Brackney's Mad Cap Mutts entertain during the seventh-inning stretch, and commercial promotions erupt at all times under the guise of crowd participation games.
In Southwold, Suffolk, few can resist the Whack a Banker machine or the Booth of Truth at the Under The Pier Show, a hair-brained arcade of home-made contraptions, mad cap games and exhibits that is the brainchild of local scientist and inventor Tim Hunkin.
"I would love to see her and Carrie and Charlotte and Samantha all go off on some wild mad cap adventure somewhere," she said.
Then I figured, "This is great, but what do I do with them?" So the mad cap idea came to form a band and try to form a band with new faces with a couple of pedigrees in there like Ian McDonald and Dennis Elliott.
And there was Bert Barlow's first goal, well the whole place went mad, caps in the air and cheering - and there were three more goals.' Another Pompey veteran, Jim Riordan, and his daughters and granddaughters assembled around the Bobby Moore statue reliving the memories: 'My first time watching Pompey was a 9-1 thrashing of Crystal Palace back in 1944 when I was 12 years old.
Vince Cable, Business Secretary "The danger if you don't compromise is now clear from America: the mad-cap Republican right in Congress wouldn't compromise with the President.
From McQueen's British eccentricity to Bernhard Willhelm's mad-cap psychedelics, Ann Demeulemeester's gloomy glamour and Christopher Kane's pretty perversity, each designer went to the other side of the rabbit hole.
The awkward truth is that Lib Dem ministers clearly relish their jobs, the chance to shape policy and – especially in party conference week – to assure activists they headed off all sorts of mad-cap Tory excesses.
Gloucester's 42, though, were compiled in mad-cap fashion, 26 of them scored in the last quarter of an hour to overturn a Newcastle side who had led comfortably since the 12th minute.
The pair are again practicing their sleight-of-hand with their own special kind of mad-cap entertainment, 8 P.M. Tuesdays through Saturdays; 7 30 P.M. Sundays; 2 P.M. Saturdays and 3 P.M. Sundays; additional shows 2 P.M. Dec. 30 and 31.
