Sir, you've gone mad with power!
She went nearly mad with grief after the child died.
She wants to know what went wrong with that project at work or why you got mad with your boss.
Somewhere his wife was waiting, half mad with grief, his mother-in-law next to her fretting. . . .
I had already sent back the pony, not wanting it to go mad with fright and throw me if it smelt the elephant.
The old man had been mad with rage. He had laid traps, dug up rat holes and put down poison. Yet instead of killing the rats he had poisoned his hens.
Let you be mad without me, and let me be strong in the world without you.
Unemployment can drive you mad with boredom.
If Bill left me for another woman, I would be mad with jealousy.
The blood — spreading crimson across my white shirt, pooling rapidly on the floor — was driving him mad with thirst.
The fire ignited the dried and exotic herbs in the storeroom of the pharmacy, and people went mad with anger and began to curse the gods.
She went mad with joy.
I would drive myself mad with the entire whys until one day.
Unlike the others, this number is guaranteed to make us go mad with desire. It makes us do strange things, it messes with our minds.
She could fade and wither - I didn't care. I would still go mad with tenderness at the mere sight of her face.她会年老*衰，但我不在乎。只要见她一面，万般柔情仍会涌上心头。
I was almost mad with anger. But I thought of Agnes's request, and I managed to control myself.
Ours is a story mad with the impossible, it is by chaos out of dream and it has continued as dream down to the last headlines you read in a newspaper.
A single drop of blood from an infected patient turns humans mad with rage in "28 Days Later".
He was mad with me for losing his watch.
And now, for the first time, Oliver, well-nigh2 mad with grief and terror, saw that housebreaking and robbery, if not murder, were the objects of the expedition3.
He was mad with drink.
