Sentence for mad | Use mad in a sentence

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• She had been mad! (8)
• She must have been mad! (8)
• Is he mad? (10)
• Are you mad? (8)
• And it is I who drive him mad! (10)
• Had he gone mad? (8)
• He thinks you mad. (10)
• You are a mad fool. (10)
• Your friend is mad. (10)
• Some do call me mad. (10)
• Last night I was mad. (22)
• Whether he is not mad. (10)
• Was he really going mad? (8)
• He thought it a mad fancy. (8)
• Rhoda now thought her mad. (22)
• Treat her as mad, to soothe him. (10)
• Deuced methodical, I admit, but mad. (10)
• If he sees cruelty, he goes almost mad. (8)
• The Piedmontese are mad for the signal. (10)
• I prefer to let Antonio-Pericles go mad. (10)
• Tor looked up at me as if I had gone mad. (8)
• Are they mad with some absurd country pride? (10)
• Are they mad with some absurd country pride? (22)
• What they expect of you makes you crazy mad. (12)
• If he could kiss them, would he not go nearly mad? (8)
• She had the sort of eye I fancy mad persons have. (10)
• She must wait a moment, or he would think her mad. (4)
• The touch of her hand had driven him utterly mad. (12)
• I went like a bullet: I cannot describe it; I was mad. (10)
• Very few men spare a woman when the mad fit is on her. (10)
• It was crazy to stay there listening to this mad fellow. (8)
• But he was conscious of a mad desire to clutch her to him. (8)
• I always thought I did, when I was dancing like mad to hell. (10)
• One of them told King George that he believed Wolfe was mad. (19)
• That would indeed be madness greater than that of a mad world! (8)
• He considered Shrapnel mad and Beauchamp mad. (10)
• That makes him mad and more determined than ever to get his way. (8)
• What could she have seen in that fellow Bosinney to send her mad? (8)
• Tomorrow I die, and if I am mad now, what sort of a curse is that? (10)
• Come in and give me tears, if you can; I am half mad for the want of them. (10)
• Irritation at the mad ravishment of his pill-box rendered him incredulous. (10)
• But some fate in this mad world brought me under the influence of Eva Sorel. (12)
• He strung himself for a mad gallop of wrath, gave her a shudder, and relapsed. (10)
• I fancied she must have gone mad, and an interrogative frown was my sole answer. (10)
• Mrs. Lovell makes men mad and happy, and Rhoda makes them sensible and miserable. (10)
• She must be mad to tempt such weather: she was very giddy; she was never at rest. (10)
• It seemeth mad to quit the Olympian couch, Which bade our public gobble or reject. (10)
• Battista and his wife had to fling themselves on him and gag him, guessing him as mad. (10)
• Sane in so mad a world, a man is your flabby citizen among outlaws, good for plucking. (10)
• Fifty green horses, I remember, broke from their stalls and ran mad through the streets. (21)
• The mad Englishman accomplished the miracle of making her listen, and appear to consent. (10)
• His behaviour was mad; they are all mad over in this country, I believe. (10)
• Water drips from the apparatus and his mad flight seems impossible of safe accomplishment. (21)
• He is for ever in some mad excess of his fancy, and what he will come to at last heaven only knows! (10)
• That is to say, his mad fancy reverted from the lady of perhaps thirty-five to the lady of seventy. (10)
• Gentlemen moderately aged are mad enough to slip their heads under any yoke, but see the obstruction. (10)
• And he is at times a mad Bull: a foaming, lashing, trampling, horn-driving, excessive, very parlous Bull. (10)
• Having done so, they rushed ahead to the ensuing hour with the mad precipitation of pantomimic machinery. (10)
• He swept on in a flood, uttered mad things, foolish things, and things of an insight electrifying to her. (10)
• Not a forest mad with fire Could still their teeth, or warm their bones, Or loose them from their chilly coils. (10)
• Only her misfortune was to have a furiously jealous husband, and they say he went mad after hearing the verdict. (10)
• But I wish I knew who he is, or what he alludes to, provided he is not mad, which I begin to think not improbable. (6)
• She looked instinctively at Lady Russell; but not from any mad idea of her recognising him so soon as she did herself. (4)
• He has some paltry appointment, or is mad after some ridiculous idea of his own, and everything must be sacrificed to it! (10)
• Rose made a noise about the encounter, and Laxley was eager for his opportunity, which he saw in the proposed mad gallop. (10)
• As she became sacreder and doubly precious to him, the less would he venture to thwart her, though he should think her mad. (10)
• I have long desired to meet you; and we have little society here, we are desperate with loneliness, half mad with our whims. (10)
• When he heard that you were going to leave Milan for Baveno, he was mad, and with two fists up, against all English persons. (10)
• She would be off with us on one of her whirling cyclones or elemental mad waltzes, if a step were taken to the lecturing-desk. (10)
• Say a petulant princess, a star of beauty, mad for me, and the whisper of our passion and sorrows traversing the flushed world! (10)
• Surely they would be better off under the protection of the powerful mother country than to pursue the mad career of independence. (18)
• Mad is not quite the word, but something is loosened, is rattling round in them, they have lost proportion, they are being forced in one direction. (8)

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