Sentence examples for fatal havoc from inspiring English sources
Even though the buildings survived the initial impacts, the twisting and bending of the towers caused fatal havoc.
Even more pertinently, he then quotes from a piece by the Liverpool Daily Post's John Williams who wrote: "The gatecrashers wreaked their fatal havoc… Their uncontrolled fanaticism and mass hysteria… literally squeezed the life out of men, women and children… yobbism at its most base… Scouse killed Scouse for no better reason than 22 men were kicking a ball".
People with lysosomal defects suffer from metabolic disorders, such as Tay-Sachs disease, which wreaks havoc on physical and neurological development and proves fatal within years.
The best data we have on breed dangerousness are fatal dog bites, which serve as a useful indicator of just how much havoc certain kinds of dogs are causing.
Manuel Pellegrini has been answering questions all week about his defensive outlook against these opponents last year but his bold decision to deploy two strikers instead of one proved fatal – giving the Spanish the extra numbers in midfield with which they wreaked havoc.
But he finds new connections and enriched meaning in this talismanic material, intensified by his near-fatal encounter with a piece of farming equipment and his battle, once again, to survive havoc.
Decades later, movies like "Fatal Attraction," "One Night Stand" and "Unfaithful" pondered the games played when the spouse was away, and the havoc they might wreak.
Legal havoc would follow.
