Sentence examples for would be mad to go from inspiring English sources

The Senate would be mad to go along with it.

Soon-to-be-out-of-contract Crewe winger Byron Moore, a target for Aberdeen and Hibs, has been told by his manager Steve Davis that he would be "mad" to go to the SPL.

You'd be mad to go out here after dark".

For all these reasons Brown would have been mad to go to the country in 2007.

He finds it "depressing" that the positive case for immigration is not made and is very worried that those Tories who want to get out of the EU are gaining the ascendancy: "With half of our Hondas going to Europe, I would be mad to argue for that".

You would be mad to miss it".

"He would be mad to do it.

But he would be mad to bank on this.

"They would be mad to let him leave Chelsea.

You'd be mad to".

You'd be mad to stay, wouldn't you?