Sentence examples for disarray for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levy said that the health office at Gompers High School had been in disarray for more than a year.

The latter, introduced in 1992, threw defenders into the most hilarious disarray for the first few weeks.

He has also chosen a period of some disarray for the Pheu Thai Party, which in recent months has been torn by divisions and infighting.

MEPs responded to the jibe with jeers and shouts, thumping their desks in dismay and leaving the Strasbourg chamber in disarray for several moments.

Although the contra leadership was in disarray for much of the conflict, Mr. Calero retained leadership positions throughout the decade, often with the support of American officials.

The Nets' offense has been in disarray for the last week, and dangerously dependent on Williams and the frustratingly inconsistent Joe Johnson.

Me, I love the Monsters; those Picasso-mocking ladies equipped with extra pairs of eyes have the hell-for-leather disarray of his best Dada works.

Mr. Brezenoff, who was president of the city's Health and Hospitals Corporation from 1981 to 1982, credited Mr. Koch for spurring "the renaissance" of the agency, which had been in disarray, and for focusing its mission on primary care.

Darren Lehmann's antiquated army was in some disarray, struggling for breath.

The Giants looked like a team in disarray, headed for a forgettable season and a coaching change.

The streets are filled with shoppers, radiation is down to background levels and the blackouts that threw the city into disarray have, for now, been called off.