Sentence examples for mad fights from inspiring English sources

I was inside for the World Cup and there were mad fights after games, mostly to do with who'd lost money on a match or some similar shit.

First the big mad boat fight ('Remember boat fights?' Britain is saying. 'We used to have loads of them. Anyway here's Nigel Farage and Bob Geldof getting aggro about fish') and now a pig on a motorway, which police are trying to catch.

As a woman with bipolar disorder and as an advocate in the mental health movement, the article " 'Mad Pride' Fights a Stigma," by Gabrielle Glaser (Sunday Styles, May 11) stirred me up.

Mohammad Abu-Salha, the father of two of the victims, told Talking Points Memo, "We felt it's a copycat case... It's the same story in detail: the angry neighbor, who is racist, bigoted, mad, picking fights for nothing, and then planning his murder on a day when there was no issue or problem or conflict with the family".

(Most of the Obama quotes that appear in the comments were lame attempts to reassure his base that he can get mad and fight back, i.e., signs that he's practically incapable of personal aggression in politics).

When some conservatives felt like they had no say in the bank bailouts or health care reform, they voiced their policy opinions through the only means they had: They got mad, and fought back.

The movie destroys stereotypes and answered a lingering question of mine: With all of the physical cruelties inflicted upon the slaves, when did somebody get mad and fight back?

Sometimes your mommy/daddy will get so mad and fight back/put you in the pet shop if they do put you in the pet shop then get another mommy.

"I never fought mad.

("Boy, Jason Jr. seemed really, really mad in that fight scene").

And he drives her mad and they fight.