Sentence examples for mad working from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

"The doctrine of mutually assured destruction (MAD) worked pretty well internationally.

Without Andy Burnham, a football-mad working class lad from Liverpool, in cabinet this new inquiry probably wouldn't have been a priority for Labour's chaotic last months in power.

"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.