Sentence examples for mad mode from inspiring English sources
The British modern art season is about to enter mad mode.
Recently she has been back in "Mad Men" mode.
LONDON — The dizzying drama of British politics went into mad dash mode Monday.
After all, when he isn't in Mad Hatter mode and doesn't have a bird on his head (as when he was playing Tonto in The Lone Ranger), Depp is an excellent character actor.
It zigged when I expected it to zag, and that's my favorite "Mad Men" mode.
DAVID BOULEY was in mad-scientist mode, sealing foie gras in plastic bags, inserting temperature probes, consulting time-temperature charts.
He is pictured in mad-genius mode, urgently constructing a set of skirts for his wife and daughter before they take a local dance class.
Dispatching Verloc with a portentously placed knife, Winnie — a vocally gleaming Amy Burton — shifts into mad-scene mode, condemning the "blood and dirt" left in terrorism's wake in a would-be showstopper.
Based on these observations, it is proposed to apply a penalty offset to the perspective mode MAD to ensure that this mode is only selected when it is reasonably better than the translational mode, thus increasing the probability of obtaining better SI quality.
There's a reason people say workplaces mimic families: when the pressure's on and the boss asks why that report is late, the most stalwart employee might lapse into "mommy's mad at me" mode.
(Played in archival footage mode by Mad Men's great John Slattery, aka Roger Sterling, who ends up playing a crucial role in not only his son's psychology but also the present day plot).
