Sentence examples for runner mad from inspiring English sources

Yet, for many Americans, perhaps most of us, thinking about the future conjures up images of 'Blade Runner,' 'Mad Max' or Cormac McCarthy's 'The Road': a post-apocalyptic dystopia stripped of nature.

But the city's tabloids have taken note, giving the knife attacks front-page treatment with sensational headlines like, "Blade Runner: Mad Slasher Cuts Woman, Dashes Off," and "Cut and Run: New Slasher Strikes Fear in Subway," both of which ran in the New York Post.

If there is a front-runner, "Mad Max," a wild mix of leather motorcycle gear and cancerous lesions, is surely it.

Matthew Weiner, the creator and show runner of "Mad Men," talks about the show's latest round of nominations and the potential of making Emmy history.

The remainder are by the Italian designer Roberto Cavalli, whose 'tough-chic' collection was inspired by Blade Runner and Mad Max REUTERS; AFP/Getty images.

— is orchestrated by Matthew Weiner, the creator and show runner of "Mad Men," who directed the season finale and wrote the episode with Carly Wray.

From the 1960s and 80s dystopian books and films, from Blade Runner to Mad Max, focused either on the threat of nuclear armageddon or urban chaos, or both.

The news was bookended by a tense and public contract renegotiation between AMC and Matthew Weiner, the creator and show runner of "Mad Men," and a similar face-off with the producers of "Breaking Bad".

"It was always my feeling that the show lacked a certain authenticity because we never could have an actual master recording of the Beatles performing," Matthew Weiner, the creator and show runner of "Mad Men," said in a telephone interview on Monday.

Previously, Matthew Weiner, the creator and show runner of "Mad Men," checked in to talk about the first 12 episodes of Season 5: the marriage of Megan and Don Draper Joan Harriss's indecent proposal; the exits of Peggy Olson and Lane Pryce; and who was meant to fall down that ominous elevator shaft (answer: no one).

Set in a futuristic world that resembles the violent desolation of the Old West as much as anything in "Blade Runner" (though "Mad Max" comparisons are inevitable), "The Rover" centers on Eric (Pearce)‎, a stoic survivor type who seems to have lost any ability for human connection.