Sentence examples for avoid the mayhem from inspiring English sources

Those wishing to avoid the mayhem of Black Friday can still make the most of those amazing deals from the comfort of your own home.

Kenya's most powerful politicians have been urging voters to be peaceful and to avoid the mayhem that erupted at the end of 2007 and in early 2008.

AUSTIN Full Throttle Many local residents chose to avoid the mayhem of the inaugural Formula One Grand Prix race at the Circuit of the Americas track, 30 minutes south of Austin.

A music teacher, Reggie Smith, told The Los Angeles Times that it was a chaotic scene and difficult to distinguish between those fighting and those trying to avoid the mayhem.

"A big gap is that the too-big-to-fail problem has not yet been solved," Lagarde said, referring to the belief in markets that governments will still step in to rescue the biggest banks to avoid the mayhem seen when Lehman Brothers collapsed in 2008.

While it is up to each individual consumer to decide whether or not he or she wants to go shopping on Thanksgiving, personally I will most likely avoid the mayhem.

Froome avoided the mayhem to finish in the peloton and stay in yellow.

The executives at the company expect to be able to avoid the general mayhem in music created by downloading because their customers are older -- the average age is 45 -- and much less prone to downloading.

Ideally, you want to pick up gear and tickets the night before to avoid the morning mayhem.

Hundreds of police officers from all over the state were keeping fans in line, usingwhat appeared to be pepper spray and making arrests to try to avoid the kind of mayhem that broke out after the team's victory in the league championship series last week, when police, trying to subdue rowdy fans, fired a pepper-spray pellet that struck and killed a college student.

The acknowledgment of the anger, coupled with the deployment of the police, suggested that the authorities were intent on avoiding the ethnic mayhem that has struck other areas of China where the indigenous people, notably Tibetans in Tibet and Uighurs in Xinjiang, feel victimized by the influx of Han Chinese, the country's dominant ethnic group.