(1) Katrina, of course, drove like a madwoman again.(2) She gave a crazed cry, the cry of a Harpy, the cry of a madwoman who had long lost all sanity, the cries of one who faced death and would never forget.(3) u2018Let me go,u2019 I shrieked, feeling very much like a madwoman .(4) One of these gentlemen just happens to be the madwoman 's father, a charming chap who seems unfazed by most things in this day and age.(5) The bassist's fingers at times became a blur as she plucked away at the strings like a madwoman .(6) Charlotte Brontu00eb's novel is not very different from typical gothic thrillers - everything from a sadistic schoolmaster to the arsonist madwoman in the attic.(7) And while you might think that you have all the right in the world to lead Orlath, I am not fighting merely to replace a madwoman with a fanatic.(8) I wanted the character to be sufficiently normal that no one doubted what she said, that she didn't come across right from the start as a madwoman .(9) In other words, Mala is simply discounted by others as an old madwoman : neither her person nor her stories are considered relevant or important.(10) She ran like a madwoman for the longest time, jumping over people, swirling around houses, and tearing through the forest.(11) Ms. Codd, the second floor monitor, pushed her way through the gaggle of children, shouting and waving her arms like a madwoman .(12) u2018Okay,u2019 she whispered, eyes wide, smiling like a madwoman .(13) Houses like this can either feel like they've never been occupied - full of treasures polished by an invisible army of servants - or appear all too lived in, suggesting a handful of ghosts and a madwoman or two in the attic.(14) u2018She ran towards them like the madwoman that she is,u2019 answered Ric.(15) While Anna was very active whenever any good song came on, and danced like a madwoman , I hung back, studying the sea of unfamiliar faces.(16) Maura, the village madwoman , danced more wildly than all the rest, chanting uncouth rhymes.
