Sentence examples for anarchy set from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sagal discussed with Jeremy Egner the new season of "Sons of Anarchy," set in the fictional California town of Charming, and the enduring allure of outlaw fantasies.

For the most part, the audience was what you might expect: a horde of extras from the "Sons of Anarchy" set with a sprinkling of middle-aged suburbanites still in their collared work shirts.

But local catastrophes like Bosnia's war and Albania's anarchy set tens of thousands in motion and remind westerners that foreigners crave their security and their living standards.Mistrust is only part of the story, though.

"I do a lot of writing about my family," she said back on the "Sons of Anarchy" set in North Hollywood, as a makeup artist glued a long fake scar to her chest.

He spoke to the Nick Higham about his latest book, Anarchy, set in the 12th Century at a time of civil war.

Mike SOS and Our Lady of Perpetual PMS seemed to be marginally running the show, but only by virtue of the fact that they have the loudest voices and control of the whistle, but beyond that, it was party-time anarchy set to a punk soundtrack.

There were seasoned female stars who had worked in peacetime arenas in Bucharest, Budapest, or Berlin, and then done mud shows under canvas through the ravaged countryside for bread and vegetables when anarchy had set in.

For the individual looking for a higher education or trying to secure a decent job, what seems more humane: Admitting that, ugly, élitist, and unfair as it is, prescriptivism is currently the dialect of power and being able to manipulate that dialect can help you get ahead, or pretending that utopia is at hand, that everyone is a revolutionary, that linguistic anarchy will set you free?

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Forster was spoiling for a spot of anarchy as he set sail to India in the autumn of 1912.

Of his gonzo love for guns, how he likes to fire off a few hundred rounds before breakfast to get the juices going, of the controlled anarchy of his sets, awash with goats, geese, Gypsy bands and explosives, and how he works his crews to the point of lunacy.