Sentence examples for days of disarray from inspiring English sources

It was only after days of disarray that the transport minister put down his selection box and leapt into action.

After months of placating the right wing and days of disarray, the president had returned to the political and emotional center.

After days of disarray, the officers reported to the station on Saturday to bury one of their shift commanders and 11 other colleagues in a pit behind the commissary.

This is what I long for, the breach of peace, the days of disarray when I walked real streets and did things slap-bang and felt angry and ready all the time, a danger to others and a distant mystery to myself".

Alan G. Hevesi said yesterday that as mayor he would make sure that the city does not "slip back to the dark days of disorder and disarray and lawlessness," even as he called for changing many of the very tactics and strategies that the Giuliani administration credits with having driven down crime.

Mr. Cuomo's assault came amid some signs of disarray in his campaign, 11 days before the Sept. 10 primary.

A manager's log from DuMont, filed three days before Mr. Devlin died, presented a picture of disarray and low morale.

For Apple, expect a 30% drop in the stock price on the day the news breaks, followed by a period of disarray and confusion.

The call had the potential to throw Egypt back into disarray after several days of relative calm that included orderly voting Saturday by about 8 million citizens.

By some lights, Mr. Trump's backing in the days leading up to the Nevada caucus "may mitigate the early impression of disarray in the Gingrich campaign in Nevada".

Inside, he found a scene of disarray.