Sentence examples for setting mad from inspiring English sources

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.

"I started setting myself mad targets," he said.

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.

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]?

Every time he uttered an interest in a film, it was like setting off some mad fireworks display.

Anthony took his time, then took his place on the sideline, setting off a mad dash of writers, camera operators and microphone-holders.

A little while later, the police attacked again, and fired tear gas into the hotel, filling the lobby with white smoke and setting off a mad scramble.

Winged Foot is located in a Westchester suburb that could have been the setting for Mad Men or the fiction of John Cheever.

One of the Inspirations for the 1960 Madison Avenue setting of Mad Men was a College of Letters class at Wesleyan with Howard Needler on the cyclical patterns of history.

A new YouTube-based game brings the '60s era setting of Mad Men about 20 years into the future to the age of Nintendo.

The process m → S ( m ) and S → m ( S ) described above gives a bijection between the set of MAD subalgebras of g and the set of maximal split tori of G.