Sentence examples for chaotic end from inspiring English sources

The huge numbers, and a lapse in organization, brought the day to a chaotic end.

The movement reached a chaotic end in February, 2014, when Yanukovych fled the capital in the middle of the night.

Their chaotic end to last season leaks through into this, with Ben Flower unable  to play until April after his punches at Old Trafford.

A chaotic end to the Scottish Premier League season has been averted, with confirmation that Gretna are expected to fulfil their remaining fixtures despite being in administration.

The chaotic end game to the negotiations could mean that world leaders only have time to hastily paper over a face-saving agreement.

At the chaotic end of the Copenhagen climate summit in December, prices in the largest market in carbon-dioxide emissions, the European Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), did drop from €14.60 $$20.50) to €12.70.

THERE AT THE END The Yankees were present for the chaotic ending to the Rangers' 11-year run as the Washington Senators.

If the Republican Party's crusade to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act is truly over, Monday night provided a fittingly sudden and chaotic ending.

Six years after the chaotic ending of the Copenhagen climate summit, the agreement now known as the Paris Agreement for the first time commits rich countries, rising economies and some of the poorest countries to work together to curb emissions.

One of the two accountants in charge of Oscars vote counting mistakenly handed actor Warren Beatty the wrong envelope for the best picture award, sparking the chaotic ending of the Academy Awards ceremony, a spokesman for the accounting firm said Monday.

The chaotic contest ended when some particularly robust or skillful villager managed to send the ball through the portal of the opposing village's parish church.