Sentence examples for causing pandemonium from inspiring English sources

Anyway, things got quite exciting when Eddie went off the rails on the London to Liverpool train, wasting a series of unsuspecting mobile-phone abusers and causing pandemonium.

A car bomb exploded at a military post in a commercial area in a north-eastern Nigerian city on Tuesday, causing pandemonium with blood-spattered bystanders running away and vehicles colliding as drivers rushed to flee.

If he succeeds in persuading Brits to vote out on 23 June, his successor will have been in post just seven weeks before dealing with the inevitable turbulence, a fact already causing pandemonium among City Hall's thinkers.

At around midday on Tuesday, following a fault in one of the national grid's main transmission lines, Caracas was plunged into chaos: cash machines stopped working; traffic lights went dark, causing pandemonium on the already unruly roads; and many people were left trapped underground in subway trains.

Before enumerating its many failings, I should at least note that the book has a reasonably interesting (if not particularly original) premise: a gold and maroon planet suddenly appears in the Earth's sky, breaks the moon into pieces, sucks it up and starts wreaking havoc with the tides, causing pandemonium.

His tour of Britain in 1957 caused pandemonium.

This would cause pandemonium, what with the explosions, flooding, drowning etc, that would occur/result".

When Ian Paton first exposed his giant specimen in public, it caused pandemonium.

The adult birds were protective of their young, Ms Freeman said, and caused "pandemonium" when one fell out of the nest.

From grey squirrels to Japanese knotweed (pictured), non-native species can cause pandemonium if they become invasive.

But it was Rollins who would then cause pandemonium, shocking everyone with a moment of madness that looks to change to course of the WWE.