Sentence examples for havoc are from inspiring English sources

The militant extremists who wreak havoc are, for the most part, unemployed and frustrated young men.

The old, the one group that has been protected from the havoc, are only likely to become more protective of Social Security.

When Landmasses Collide (By The New York Times) -- The Indian earthquake and its havoc are rooted in the slow collision of the Indian subcontinent with the Asian landmass.

And now that the pain that was dismissed as a trifle on Monday, a "slimdown" according to the chuckleheads at Fox News, is revealed as tragic by mid-week, the very radicals who caused the havoc are trying to say it's not their fault.

Some of the newest invaders that are wreaking the most havoc are attacking the Great Lakes, which are essentially large puddles of fresh water left over from when glaciers melted at the end of the last ice age, 10,000 years ago.

June Havoc was receiving.

For her part, Miss Havoc is delighted by the honor.

The reproductive havoc was not limited to rodents.

The player most capable of causing havoc is Douglas.

To orchestrate such havoc is no mean skill.

By the time her daughter was in school, Ms. Havoc was working on Broadway.