Sentence examples for bit of carnage from inspiring English sources
I'm just not averse to witnessing a bit of carnage every now and then.
It's not immediately apparent just how that bloodstain got on the floor, but this clearly isn't the first bit of carnage that the volatile 13-year-old Lucy (Jordyn DiNatale) and her weary mother, Justine (a superb Katya Campbell), have had to deal with.
The interplay of the three men in the boat is often hilarious (think, for example, of the improvised-looking scene in which they drunkenly compare scars), and even the most shocking bits of carnage are so elegantly conceived that they have a sort of perverse wit.
An act of carnage is inflicted on innocents.
"Can you spot value in this morass of carnage?
He described a scene of carnage, with bodies and body parts scattered amid rubble and bits of twisted metal.
There was a bit of a posse scuffle and eventually, rebuffed, Carnage trundled off from whence he came.
These and other choice bits of mayhem take place in the arty, upscale living room in Yasmina Reza's Tony-winning comedy of bad manners, "God of Carnage".
She sees all kinds of carnage.
A lot of carnage is strewed.
