Sentence examples for Make chaos from inspiring English sources

"It seemed as if he had no set plan apart from to make chaos".

He appeared to issue a veiled threat to the government, saying he feared that "Cambodian people who don't like the result will rise up and make chaos".

Inevitably, sex would make chaos of much of this, but you couldn't, despite Benjamin Franklin's suggestion, "use venery" as a management tool.

"I've learned to make chaos my friend in negotiation," says Thomas Green, managing director of Citigroup Global Markets and former first assistant attorney general for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

You seem to want to make order out of chaos (hence the many titles on the subject of terrorism), but you also want to make chaos out of order.

Insular Web sites seem positively old-fashioned compared to the scrupulously eclectic world of MP3 bloggers and iPod Shuffle owners, all of them finding ways to make chaos part of their listening experience.

"And David makes chaos out of my order".

The Tom Sawyers made chaos and distracted my mother, stepfather, grandparents, aunts, and uncles.

He made chaos theory so celebrated it inspired Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia".

When it come to making chaos, ISIS, sadly, knows exactly what it is doing.

Terrorism is usually about one of two things: sending a message or making chaos.