(1) It's like a madhouse in here.

(2) Don't work in that department; it's a madhouse.

(3) This classroom is a madhouse: be quiet!

(4) It's like a madhouse in there.

(5) That place is a madhouse.

(6) The house was like a madhouse.

(7) In 1678 he was confined in a madhouse in Finsbury.

(8) The police station is a madhouse most of the time.

(9) The office is a madhouse.

(10) Therefore the whole world becomes a madhouse.

(11) As we marched past the madhouse(), two or three elderly and mouthed politely behind the railings.

(12) He was like a lunatic reigning in a madhouse over an imaginary kingdom.

(13) The store is an absolute madhouse during the pre - Christmas period.

(14) The United States, he suggests, can then bow from the stage, war-drained, broken by "madhouse" politics, to become "the Yellow Man's burden."

(15) With four small children running around, the place is a madhouse.

(16) On account of the bust they can put me back in the madhouse for life.

(17) It is easy to understand why he is in the madhouse.

(18) Imagine you're at home and you're not going back to that madhouse.

(19) I was locked up for nine years, you know that? In the madhouse.

(20) It is Solomon de Cares, the discoverer of the power of steam, whose theory, expressed in dark words, is not understood by Richelieu; and he dies in the madhouse.

(21) The same time miss Italy great poet Tasso, living experience love and frustrated political frustration double blow, in the madhouse throughout their lives.

(1) With four small children running around, the place is a madhouse.