Sentence examples for found havoc from inspiring English sources

In others, administrators found havoc.

By his own admission, Sillitoe as a young man was "determined to cause havoc" and future biographers may yet find some havoc to cry.

Most of us find this havoc pretty entertaining, but one Nelson man's annoyance at their antics got him into some serious trouble, Stuff reports.

Susan Sontag once wrote that sci-fi films were "concerned with the aesthetics of destruction, with the peculiar beauties to be found in wreaking havoc".

The sporting ducks deliver as well as receive havoc.

Found guilty of "wreaking havoc" with the lives of innocent people, they have been urged to change the way they regulate themselves so that, for the first time, the interests of the public are put before those of proprietors and editors.

No. WTF, why can't I see text?! Yes, a 'rare bug' had been found that was wreaking havoc and causing fanboys to weep and suck their thumbs.

Tobacco smoke, nicotine, and the variety of other unhealthy substances found in cigarettes wreak havoc on your respiratory tract.

One day, during a long stretch of nap struggles, I walked into my toddler's room to find her wreaking havoc instead of sleeping.

But in recent years, with a growing appreciation of the diverse origins of the giant waves and their potential for havoc, experts have found new reasons for vigilance along the East Coast.

Just when you thought it was safe to click on that funny Facebook video of an aardvark carrying a shovel to dig a hole under a cinderblock wall while a pair of Peruvian flute-players cavort in green onesies, researchers at the University Of Pittsburgh have found that social media wreaks havoc on your sleep patterns.