When he found out the contract was canceled, Marcus was mad as a hornet and stormed out of the meeting.

She typed like mad to finish the report before midnight.

The farmer kept a wary distance from the mad-dogs roaming the abandoned lot.

His mad-dog determination to win the election drove him to sabotage his rivals.

His mad-dog glare made everyone step back.

When he found out his coworkers had eaten his lunch, he was boiling mad.

After weeks alone in the cabin with no news, he began to go mad, imagining voices in the walls.

The mad dog darted across the street, snarling and foaming at the mouth.

The shepherd rushed to drive the mad dogs away before they attacked the flock.

He was mad as hops when he found out someone had scratched his car.