Sentence examples for causing mayhem from inspiring English sources

Police in Aberdeen said snow was causing "mayhem" for lorries stuck on the A90.

Black Friday is causing mayhem across the UK as shoppers fight over the best bargains.

"There is nothing high-minded and public-spirited about causing mayhem," the judge said.

Escape is a matter of causing mayhem, with cars, guns, and superpowers.

This week's question A cockapoo puppy has arrived in our lives, causing mayhem.

The leader of the Labour group in Portsmouth, John Ferrett, said Ukip's performance was "causing mayhem".

As cameras rolled on a live seance, a deadly paranormal fury was unleashed, causing mayhem and murder.

Their real point is to strike terror, for the sheer delight of causing mayhem and to feel important.

It does not take much for a band of a thousand adolescents to go from making merry to causing mayhem.

As long as the law remains unchanged, these people will be able to carry on causing mayhem".

It's not hard to imagine this causing mayhem on an assembly line or explosions in an oil refinery.