Sentence examples for general havoc from inspiring English sources

It did not slow computer networks or wreak general havoc.

The first-quarter rally featured heavy doses of Wallace hustle, a blur of rebounds, steals, blocks and general havoc.

The Spanish striker was in imperious form that spring night in Madrid scoring twice and wreacking general havoc among the Manchester United defence.

Tuesday's hearing covered the April 20 fire and subsequent explosion, along with the efforts to stop the leak and mitigate the spread of oil and general havoc throughout the region.

Tuesday's hearing is expected to cover the cause of the April 20 fire and subsequent explosion, along with the efforts to stop the leak and mitigate the spread of oil and general havoc throughout the region.

Both men were taken prisoner as the wedding hall was assaulted by masked officers, causing general havoc.

Disastrous mutations at the genetic level lead to abnormal cell division, causing cancer cells to become rogues in the body, multiplying without check, crowding out normal cells, and in general wreaking havoc by losing communication with the body's fine-tuned intelligence.

But please don't do it.' " But with the Libertarian nomination in hand, Mr. Barr hopes to follow in the footsteps of Ross Perot and Mr. Nader, whose third-party presidential bids wreaked general-election havoc.

Hamas and another militant group, Islamic Jihad, can create political havoc, General Kaplinsky said.

But it turns out that what took place looks a lot like an Al Qaeda plan from the early '90s, employing water-borne transportation and assault weapon and grenade attacks against luxury hotels and well-known landmarks to create large numbers of casualties and a general sense of havoc in the major commercial city of a country.

Next came the arrest in Rwanda of Laurent Nkunda, a rebel general who had wrecked havoc in eastern Congo over the past two years.