Sentence examples for that berserk from inspiring English sources

That matters little when wicked pops of exhaust overrun are quivvering up your spine on downshifts, yet for all the differentiators thrown at the AMG – revised fascias, cherry-red seat belt straps, that berserk exhaust – the panel gaps and play-set plastics carry over from the CLA250 unaddressed.

But outside the hall, in that berserk flinty wonderland of dot-eyed monsters that doesn't actually exist anywhere outside of Farage's own mind, it went down a treat.

It all reflects a culture of youth sports in our country that is berserk.

The bloodthirsty (or, I should say, scrap-metal-thirsty) crowds that go berserk don't seem to notice the difference.

But the truer story is that going berserk with guns has become a way of American life.

There's no doubt that this berserk yet entertaining drama and action picture takes itself much too seriously.

Until the financial crisis, Spain's government had a tighter grip on public finances than France: it was Spain's private sector that went berserk.

Best of all, though, Skyfall is a reassurance that the berserk titling practice of the Brosnan era – the one where the word "die" usually ended up being smooshed into the sort of tired old phrase that aunties are fond of – has finally been abandoned.

But it wasn't until the crowds on the streets of the city went berserk that viewers could be sure that they had heard right.

The BBC has been especially guilty in recent years of handing Saturday night TV shows to whichever personality happens to be closest to the office – John Barrowman had one, Rob Brydon had one, Clare Balding had one, Gabby Logan had one – in the berserk hope that their popularity could single-handedly shoulder a circus of a show like this.

He lunged at a boy in the Kidspace Children's Museum after going berserk that he'd lost a tricycle race that wasn't even a race but a timed 4-minute turn around a chalk-drawn track with miniature fluorescent orange cones.