Sentence examples for days of anarchy from inspiring English sources

"It's a chance to revisit the days of anarchy for a good cause," he said.

The acquittal of the officers in May 1992 led to four days of anarchy that cost an estimated 53 lives and caused $1bn worth of damage.

Katrina was a road to Damascus moment for many reporters — in the days of anarchy and neglect that followed the flooding, even the more docile television personalities couldn't tamp down their disgust and outrage.

There's an Arab proverb: Better forty years of oppression than one day of anarchy".

Twenty-five yeafterfter Mr. Gates's broadside, Mr. Sokol is still righteous about those days of software anarchy.

It has to be time for rugby union to put aside the old days of physical anarchy, the rum toleration of gratuitous violence, and instead of sneering at the grotesque theatrics of their football cousins, start to put their own dishevelled house into something like order.

When Tottenham exploded a little over a week ago it set the agenda for the next few days of English anarchy.

Mr Tan and his neighbours, who are all members of the ethnic-Chinese community that bore the brunt of the May riots, needed no encouragement.Their neighbourhood in north Jakarta endured two days of near-anarchy in May, during which almost every shop along a three-kilometre (two-mile) stretch of road was looted and burnt.

The chief revelation of the Arctic mission is to show how the bootroom, where the well-intentioned group keeps its foul-weather clothing, becomes, after only a few days, a site of anarchy and chaos.

AFTER five days of spreading Saturnalian anarchy on the streets of English cities, the disgust and anger felt for the rioters was accompanied by growing dismay at the failure of the police to get on top of the violent thuggery in some places.

— the ship has been all day in state of anarchy".