Sentence examples for considerable mayhem from inspiring English sources
As for cheap thrills, there's dirt aplenty and considerable mayhem.
There was life aplenty as we moved out into Dead Horse Bay: just west of the Marine Parkway Bridge, gulls and bluefish were making considerable mayhem.
There is considerable mayhem, lovingly described ("A long time ago the bones in his spine had been methodically cracked with an engineer's ball-peen hammer"), and there's a good cast, including suspicious law-enforcement personnel and an elderly Russian who is missing most of his fingers.
Kenneth Silber from Space.com criticized the lack of emotion in the episode, writing, "'First Person Shooter' achieves considerable mayhem but remarkably little drama.
A considerable part of the mayhem stems from blood feuds festering among the families of security agents and officials and the families of the militants, analysts of the region say.
In the midst of chaos, however, Bong keeps the center of the action moving toward the front of the train, a considerable feat of camera placement, choreographed mayhem, and cohesive editing.
Some bands in the Scandinavian black metal scene became associated with considerable violence in the early 1990s, with Mayhem and Burzum linked to church burnings.
Although, he adds: "There's no way you could perpetrate that amount of carnage and mayhem and not incur a considerable amount of paperwork".
Fortunately, Johann Strauss Jr.'s "Blue Danube" Waltz wasn't subjected to such sonic mayhem, and Lubman led it with considerable sway and grace, syncing with the footsteps of a flight attendant in the film.
Some have pointed out that the mortgage mayhem in the United States need not destabilize European markets, especially at a time when Europe's economies are showing considerable vigor.
