Sentence examples for mad picture from inspiring English sources

On issue 67, the cover featured a music stand, a fish wrapped in string, a rainbow, and this mad picture I found in an old engraving book.

"But it's not necessarily about you or what you do here, but about being a part of this mad picture that she's painted".

Operagoers are pictured as jaded fanatics who cannot stand to see another mad scene or midnight oath.

Girl refuses and gets angry like the way people get mad at pictures of tortured animals which come in the mail.

If you think that "Mad Men" (pictured), the TV show in which 1960s advertising executives spend the working day sucking up Scotch, is a pastiche, have a chat with a real-life account director from the time.

So this is the modern Gibson, the destination of a journey that started with America and Australia (and his loathing of Britain): the Mad Max pictures, Gallipoli, the special sexual chemistry of The Year of Living Dangerously and Mrs Soffel.

Figure 8 shows six mosaic images mad from pictures taken in 79th dive.

Ruled by Immortan Joe Hughh Keays-Byrne, who previously played the sadistic Toecutter in the first of the Mad Max pictures), the Citadel is a network of mountains, springs, gardens, and dungeons.

The three new "Mad Men" pictures that accompany this story don't show the characters at Altamont or Woodstock, but those events happened in 1969, which is likely the year in which at least some of the new season will be set.

Berners portrays himself as Lord Fitzcricket in Far from the Madding War, a picture that is almost vicious in its ruthless near-accuracy: "He was always referred to by gossip-writers as 'the versatile peer', and indeed there was hardly a branch of art in which he had not at one time or another dabbled..

Maybe I should have taken more photos of them rather than going mad with the pictures of switches and levers.