"When I woke, up it had gone ballistic," Shook said.
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But of course, if other characters in the party had heard that exchange, they'd have gone ballistic.
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Antonio Brown has gone ballistic again ... this time demanding to be released from his $50 million contract with the Oakland Raiders.
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Her Katherine is relentlessly modern and answerable only to her independent streak and sexual impulses (The Telegraph pithily deemed her "Lady Chatterley gone ballistic").
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Because getting the rich South to pay up and shut up on the Northern dictatorship gone ballistic facilitates the inhumane North's domination of the South.
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Here's the deal, in the past couple of weeks, stars like Kevin Durant, Blake Griffin and more have gone ballistic on hecklers over insults that crossed the line.
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" The Game has gone ballistic on the woman who just scored a legal victory in a $10 million lawsuit against him, calling her a "thirsty Gatorade mascot of a transvestite.
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Twice since the attack, their second dog, a Border collie/pit bull mix, has "gone ballistic" late at night, Mr. Pesso said, suggesting it sensed something was on the property.
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Townspeople compared the sounds of Wing's delivery drones as a "chain saw gone ballistic," causing some to spend less time outside, even as it caused the town's canine population a considerable amount of anxiety.
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Ryan is basically saying that House Republicans would've gone ballistic if they found out about the Weiner emails after the election—in other words, Comey was probably trying to placate a Republican establishment with an aggressive appetite for amplifying pseudo-scandals.
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So all the things that 2017 is bequeathing to its successor — North Korea gone ballistic, the spread of fake news, the rise of #MeToo, weather gone rogue, surveillance run amok, democracy relentlessly abused — should make for a most turbulent and unpredictable year, but hopefully only to some extent.
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I didn't really consider until later that the thin shell of cooling lava on which I stood could perhaps have cracked under my weight, or been suddenly weakened by a superblast of heat from below, or that the nearby mouth of the eruption could have unexpectedly gone ballistic, hurling red-hot bombs of lava down upon us (last spring, tourists were struck by superheated fragments of rock that exploded when lava contacted snow).
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One night, while playing for the Melfort Mustangs, an unspecified incident led Boogaard to jump into the opposing bench and attempt to fight with opposing players, whose team was leading by a wide margin. "He had gone ballistic," said his father, who was in attendance. "It was something I hadn't seen before." Boogaard was ejected from the game, and after changing out of his uniform went to sit next to his father in the stands.
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