Sentence examples for a wild scene from inspiring English sources

"It was a wild scene in there," Nix said.

The proclamation of the vote gave rise to a wild scene of confusion.

Quentin's actions created a wild scene in San Diego, with the benches and bullpens emptying in the sixth inning of Los Angeles's 3-2 victory.

The landscape section opens with a couple of major names: Thomas Cole with a study for "A Wild Scene" (1831) that lives up to its billing.

At the center of Leonardo's mural was a wild scene of a melee of men and horses in a furious fight over a standard, one of the sketches for which, from the Accademia in Venice, is on show.

B4 Union Square Stagecoach Crash A wild scene erupted in Union Square when a van hit the back of another vehicle, a stagecoach pulled by two horses, that was on its way to promote a new perfume.

The conventional Leftist (this is to say poststructuralist) action is a wild, scene-stealing protest that brings with it no specific demands, spokespeople, or plans of action; it's a self-justifying event that's self-expressive and creative without being either persuasive or effective.

From what I heard at New York City's arm of the event, it's a pretty wild scene out there.

"One thing that really, really upsets circus people all over the world is when people say things like, 'Oh, it was a terrible, wild scene over there.

He stormed Gillian's Aretmis Club, armed with his sniper rifle and an arsenal of backup weapons, gunning down nearly all of Rosetti's men -- though Rosetti himself escaped -- in an absolutely wild scene.

But it also seemed like an insight into a strange and wild scene, and I kept thinking about it.