Sentence examples for chaotic weekend from inspiring English sources

It was respite from an otherwise chaotic weekend.

Perhaps the most fitting image from a chaotic weekend of college football came from the sideline of Oregon's Autzen Stadium on Saturday night.

In each of the trilogy's plays, an assistant librarian named Norman (played by Stephen Mangan) tries to seduce a different woman during a chaotic weekend.

All of the alleged crimes were committed by Bear Stearns, an investment bank that JPM acquired, at the government's behest, over a chaotic weekend during 2008 when regulators feared the collapse of America's financial system.

Underlining the authorities' determination to set a strong precedent and avoid any repeat of such wildcat action, Attorney General C ido Conde-Pumpido also insisted that, while the strike's leadership would most likely face the toughest sentencing, he would seek terms of at least three years for all those responsible for a chaotic weekend that affected about 650,000 passengers.

The prime minister's comments kicked off what is expected to be a long and chaotic weekend of brinkmanship, with Greek politicians fighting for their survival in the face of unpopular austerity measures and European leaders demanding more concessions in a climate of growing urgency — and mistrust — between Greece and its foreign lenders.

Will we finally get a buzzer beater on the last day of one of the most chaotic weekends in sports?

On a chaotic holiday weekend, with bad weather, hundreds or even thousands of bags can pile up.

With pilots and air controllers also threatening recently to strike later this month in the runup to the Christmas vacation, Mr. Rubalcaba separately assured citizens that the government had learned the lessons from this chaotic past weekend and would not allow similar disruption.

The three plays — "Table Manners," "Living Together" and "Round and Round the Garden" — take place over the same chaotic family weekend in the country, when Norman Stephen Mangann), an assistant librarian, tries to seduce three different women.

Since that chaotic opening weekend, and the subsequent early struggles with cripplingly expensive long distance phone calls to "London agents who only ever wanted to know about the Glasgow and Edinburgh shows," as Sykes puts it, The Rooms has changed somewhat.