Sentence examples for as havoc from inspiring English sources

"There's a shot!" he said on the air, and his breathing grew labored as havoc obviously overtook the scene.

Delta is Charlie Company's sister unit, and just as Charlie is known as March or Die, or Mod, for short, so Delta is known as Havoc.

Because, properly attended to, delight, as well as havoc, is suggestion.

With elections on the way, terrorists will be looking to wreak as much havoc as possible.

Everyone knows about heart attacks, but a brain attack, or stroke, can wreak as much havoc.

India, meanwhile, creates as much havoc as possible in Afghanistan and in Pakistan's restless tribal areas and — all to counter Pakistan.

The end of the credit-card boom isn't going to wreak as much havoc as the end of the housing boom.

Many people don't realize that the sun can wreak as much havoc on their hair as their skin.

That closeness naturally informs my relationship with children, too, that is what allows me to sit down and play with them, but as they lack any veneer of courtesy and decency that adults have, this also means they can freely penetrate the outer bulwark of my personality, and then wreak as much havoc as they wish.

"If Mourinho can find someone who can create as much havoc as Eden Hazard does on the other side, they're almost finished.

If undercooked, a veggie meal can wreak just as much havoc on your gastrointestinal (GI) tract as improperly prepared meat, fish, or dairy products.