Sentence examples for a mayhem from inspiring English sources

The start is a mayhem of yelping and baying and yipping.

Crucified Ronald McDonalds and the severed feet of God stand out from a mayhem of massacre.

Hernández obtained footage shot by fellow students showing a mayhem of gunfire and federal forces on the scene.

In a mayhem of computer-smashing cabaret only just contained by compere Miss Annabel Sings, Dive Queer Party celebrate fun (queer or otherwise).

You even developed a mayhem index to get a hold of this problem, to figure out how to measure levels of violence, and then you analyzed the way these different democracies respond.

The two begin a mayhem spree, incited by a raft of interviews they see on television in which criminals blame everyone but themselves.

The promise of these films is that they're going to be just like vegging with your buddies, only with whiter teeth and bubblier bong water and maybe a mayhem-causing dog or ferret or vulture.

In academia, in the programming by arts organizations, with publishers, on the stage with orchestras, in film and gaming music, must women composers grow to a mayhem-inducing number until we are absolutely unavoidable?

But overwhelmingly they were crisp, especially on the Rolling Stones' "Miss You" and on a pair of extended-Prince-family Minneapolis gems: Janet Jackson's "What Have You Done For Me Lately" (produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis) and a mayhem-inducing version of the Time's "Jungle Love".

HELD hostage by a mayhem-inducing midweek mist, the United States Open is enduring Day 3 of waterlogged paralysis: that happy cork-popping sound of tennis balls struck beneath summery skies has been pre-empted by the deathly dull plop of raindrops.

As its name portends, a new commercial depicts a scene of mayhem, with a chain of events including a car pileup.