Sentence examples for mad time from inspiring English sources
"I moved out of home, got my own place, and just had a mad time".
"Rollercoaster doesn't do the last eight months justice – it's been a mad time.
"It was a mad time for me, a sad time, everything, because you can see your numbers.
Such a mad thing to do, but I think partly because it was such a mad time.
Nowadays, they would just have had a brief fling and that would have been it, but things were different then; it was a mad time, during the war.
There are also strange sub-phenomena now taking place, designed to keep the mad times rolling.
"In my mad times, nobody was allowed to drink coffee because Layla couldn't have it, nobody was allowed to eat, Christmas was cancelled, birthdays were cancelled".
Something to cling to in these mad times when Queen's Park Rangers appoint a Portuguese bloke on the basis he was once a good player, even though his entire management experience concerns coaching an Under-16 team.
A mad, time-wasting search ensues before you drive off to work, finally.
We talked about the show's canniness on subjects that have thwarted other TV offerings, and why Maria's struggles make her the perfect narrator for our mad times.
