Sentence examples for mad work from inspiring English sources

"Can't rational people create mad work?" she once asked a writer.

"He said, 'I see potential, but you got mad work to do,' " Mr. Ptah said.

The center, a mad work of architectural megalomania and historical recovery, is one of the strangest but most memorable museum buildings to open in ages.

The Wolverton material best suited to a general audience, though, may be his Bible illustrations, which he was doing in the 1950s and '60s, concurrently with his early Mad work.

"A queer, mad work by an odd fellow from Chelsea," the cathedral's organist had called it, but despite remaining unrecorded until 1936, the Tallis Fantasia has come to join the crowning glories of English orchestral music.

Yet however ordinary she felt her upbringing to be ("You think I'm not normal because you're looking at the clothes," she said to me somewhat plaintively when we met in Tokyo. "But I am. Can't rational people create mad work?"), her biography neglects to mention that she grew up with divorced parents.

"Stop Spild Af Mad works because we present solutions, not just problems," says Juul.

Not only was it in color, a new feature for inside pages, but Mad worked to capture the rhythm of the original poem.

I would go quietly mad working on the same project month after month after month.' Instead, when he's not filming, or writing books, he practices as a product designer.

Given that this is a show on which Dannii Minogue swapping seats with Louis Walsh is discussed as though it were the diplomatic manoeuvrings of 16th-century mercantile powers, there may be those driving themselves mad working out Cowell's precise motivations.

I've never been a judge, which is a good thing all round, as I would probably go mad working out how to separate U2 and Jah Wobble, the Streets and Joanna MacGregor, and this year I would have been in a tormented sulk about the lack of These New Puritans.