Sentence examples for said a mad from inspiring English sources

"You have a system set up for catastrophe," Meteyer said, a mad army of white blood cells massed for a lethal attack.

On July 4th, giving the annual spirit of cricket lecture, Kumar Sangakkara, captain of the national side until April and still a test player, said "a mad power struggle" was destroying the accountability, transparency and credibility of Sri Lanka's cricket administration, called Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC).

But Carson said a "Mad Max" scenario of worldwide fuel shortages and anarchy is a long way off.

The same bit of meat-matter pressing on the same bit of brain in some other head might have produced some other transgression — in the head of a Lubavitcher, say, a mad desire to eat prosciutto.

Don Draper said in a Mad Men episode, "If you don't like what's being said, change the conversation".

The result, these people said, was a mad search around the country for lawyers with contacts in the Clinton administration.

Before long we were roaring out into the desert in said truck — a Mad Max pickup in olive drab, crammed with provisions: two spare tires, extra diesel and lots of water (including for a shower that protrudes from the vehicle's side).

That will not matter so much to independents (who will probably also accept that any Republican has to say a few mad things to win a nomination).

Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown, who called the Friday night attack premeditated and the "work of a mad man," said a video on YouTube, "appears to be connected at this time".

Sentencing went "absolutely stark staring mad", said a 59-year old solicitor.

"I don't care if you mad," said a woman trying to stop young men hurling metal chairs at the windows of Cathy's Diner.