Sentence examples for anarchy of two from inspiring English sources

Perhaps somewhat surprisingly, given their station and their role in the community, the grandparents come, for Sage, to stand "for anarchy of all sorts"; but it's the inevitable anarchy of two unhappy, dreamy people lost in their own worlds yet chained to each other by circumstance.

What people loved about the Two Fat ladies was the sheer anarchy of it Two fat old bats on a Triumph, travelling around the country and cooking.

The first arrivals are to be drawn from a site in the no man's land, known as Shalaan One, that has hovered on the brink of anarchy for two weeks.

Many countries are wary of sending troops to lawless Somalia, which has been in a state of anarchy for two decades.

It's a long way from "Ben and Kate" and "Sons of Anarchy" to "Fifty Shades of Grey," but the model and actress Dakota Johnson and the British actor Charlie Hunnam are about to make that big leap.

Justin Taylor is the author of a novel, "The Gospel of Anarchy," and two story collections, most recently "Flings". His next book, "Riding With the Ghost," will be published in 2020.

And you see it in Sons of Anarchy, where two motorbike gangs shoot each other to bits and never worry that some nosey parker will dial 911.

They seemed riveted by Lena Wertmuller's 1973 film, "Love and Anarchy," the first of eight offerings that the newly reborn society plans to screen every other Wednesday night until May.

Home-grown terrorists, radicalised by the internet and often trained abroad are a new and growing problem for America.Some fear that Yemen could now join nearby Somalia in a zone of violent anarchy straddling one of the world's main shipping lanes.

"Gangster No. 1," which opens today in Manhattan, seems like a response to the bubble-gum anarchy of "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" of 1998.

Bloody Sunday is a particularly potent mix of anarchy and control: the opening sequence of two intercut press conferences – James Nesbitt as Derry activist Ivan Cooper, Tim Pigott-Smith a model of patrician charm-bastardry as Major General Robert Ford – epitomises the bilateral balance Greengrass would develop in United 93 and Captain Phillips.