Sentence examples for mad war from inspiring English sources

"We have to stop the mad war, the dirty war, between the two sides," he said.

Murat Karayilan, a PKK leader, said this week that a "mad war" was in prospect unless Ankara backed off.

"It's a Mad War" has some chilling thoughts for today's policy makers facing the future for Iraq.

The McKellen figure then says, "You, the audience, must choose which one of my children will help cease this mad war and will mother my seed".

Most remarkable is "Vietnam: It's a Mad War," a 1964 NBC documentary narrated by Chet Huntley and produced by Ted Yates.

When the Beaujeus ignored that assembly's demand to control taxation and hold regular meetings, the "Mad War" broke out between, on the one side, the crown and, on the other, the Duc d'Orléans and Francis II of Brittany, which ended in a royal victory.

When Hamas's prime minister, Ismail Haniya, appeared on Hamas television from his hiding spot last Monday, he picked up on the Israeli archetype, referring in Arabic to the battle under way as "el harb el majnouna," the mad or crazy war.

In his later novel, Far from the Madding War, he represented himself as Lord FitzCricket: "the war knocked me out … I believed it was the end of everything and certainly of people like me".

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..

The computer maker has finally bowed out of its mad bidding war for 3Par, the data storage company.

By waging this mad, irrational war on an international scale, Muslims are falling into a trap.