“mad about”造句，怎么用mad about造句

Jim wasn't fundamentally mad about a home and kids.

Now my husband is bored with tennis and mad about football.

That old man's killing himself! Is he still as mad about it as ever?

Dave: We definitely have to talk, Zina. And watch your back. Elvin is still mad about his nose.

I was mostly mad about getting pinched, but also a tiny bit glad about being reminded that it was Saint Patrick's Day.

“I have one client who gave up her US passport because she was still mad about the McCarthy hearings, ” laughs Mr Cassell.

I just bet them 500 apiece that I could piss on your bar, piss on your floor, on your phone and piss on you and not would you not be mad about it, you'd be happy.

He's mad about me, I tell you.

Rose is quite mad about Andy.

The boss is still mad about losing the contract.

He's mad about his biology teacher, but it's only puppy-love.

Swearing (in English, of course) is ok, just don 't offend, insult, make people mad, and etc... If you made someone mad about you, it might be your fault.

"Of course Beijing is mad about it," said professor Huang jing, an expert on north Asia security and currently visiting professor at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore.

He is mad about Michael Jordan. She is mad about Jay Chou.

Love, get mad about it and both carry all the dreams. If not, be strong and each takes the pain.

I "m mad about Bruce Lee."

"There's no way I'm going with you. Mr. Martinez loves those mirrors! Besides, what if he's still mad about the other day?" Then Sawyer had vanished.

It's not true that you must be 90-60-90 to make men mad about you!