Sentence examples for mad sprint from inspiring English sources

For once, the Indians need a mad sprint in September and that should be a good thing.

It's a mad sprint from one end of the pool to the other, over in fewer than 30 seconds.

As a senator, Mr Kerry has anyway always campaigned like one of those cyclists who stay in the pack and save the mad sprint to the end.

Photograph: Mike Blake / Reuters 10.10pm BST It's a mad sprint through all the things Britain has given the rest of the world.

The BBC's coverage yesterday was all about the women's road race, a soaked eighty-seven mile affair that ended in a mad sprint up the Mall, with the Yorkshirewoman Lizzie Armitstead winning silver.

The American Katie Hoff, 19, has traded world records with Australia's Stephanie Rice.— K.A. 50-METER FREESTYLE THE FACTS It's a mad sprint from one end of the pool to the other, over in fewer than 30 seconds.

The catch is that while procrastination may help some find focus right before a deadline, for others it can lead to gaps in work followed by mad sprints to the finish line, leaving no room for error or causing unforeseen circumstances.

It became a mad dash, Lola sprinting across Berlin, desperately trying to reach the Aktiv Markt before Manni pulled a pistol.

But just as she was ready to turn around, Davenport saw Elena Dementieva, with her ponytail flying horizontally, sprinting forward in a mad dash.

During one of the intermediate sprints, Holm and Riis made a mad dash for the line — and a prize worth the equivalent of $40.

Other early birds include marathon trainers sprinting in for their caffeine fix in a mad dash to beat the 10.30am breakfast cutoff.