Sentence examples for set mad from inspiring English sources
When asked how often the topic of ratings comes up on set, "Mad Men's" Moss admitted, "I don't understand [ratings]... 'a million [viewers]?
Very much like Matthew Weiner setting "Mad Men" at the brink of the 1960s, a decade whose social conventions were about to explode, so has Fellowes chosen the calm before the storm of World War I.
It's also interesting to watch "Girls" in parallel with AMC's 1960s-set "Mad Men," which reached a crucial cultural hinge moment this week when Peggy Olson's journalist boyfriend Abe invited her to dinner at a fancy restaurant and proposed that they … move in together.
"I started setting myself mad targets," he said.
The detection threshold is set as 10 MAD above the median.
Some observers expect that the deadline will set off a mad dash to raise money before the first of the year.
In the meantime, at places like the Texas Tech institute, the oil spill has set off a mad scramble to fill in the gaps in knowledge.
Dunthorne, a script consultant, describes visiting the set as "totally mad – this real-time version of my imagination played out in front of me".
She has chaperoned three field trips, worked in the library and helped set up a "mad scientist" dry ice center for a Halloween party.
About 30 minutes before the punk band's set at the Mad Cool Festival in Spain, an acrobat fell to his death.
President Trump's election set off a mad scramble among high-profile journalists, book authors and filmmakers who compete to tell the story of American history and experience.
