Sentence examples for havoc done from inspiring English sources
The segue is perfect since the first lines are from Dr. Caius, who storms in upbraiding Falstaff for the havoc done to his home by the good-for-nothing Bardolfo and Pistola, Falstaff's followers.
Each has a clear message about the horrors of gang violence, and with the work of very talented artists, illustrates the havoc done by such violence, on human values, identity, and life's pleasures, like love.
The powers that be argue that the minuscule chance of such a comet wreaking havoc does not justify mounting a Manhattan Project-size effort in preparation.
But simply revisiting the part he played in creating some of the havoc doesn't answer the even more compelling question and that's: Does Summers and indeed other Team Obama's economic advisors, all like Summers old Clinton hands, still see the prescription for financial health that they peddled to Bill Clinton as the same prescription for solving this crisis?
Havoc didn't get into the gritty details of what fueled the beef during the HuffPost Live interview, simply stating that he got mad at Prodigy, went "crazy" for a moment and said a lot of things he didn't mean, forgetting the colossal power of platforms like Twitter.
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But she is neither quite cool enough nor hot enough to wreak the havoc Queenie does.
The other is a playground where you can wreak havoc and don't have to clean up afterward.
A vaccine for Ebola which has completed successful trials in Guinea and Sierra Leone means the virus should never again be able to wreak the havoc it did during the recent epidemic in west Africa, say scientists.
The crazy weather can't be counted on, the thin air causes all sorts of bodily havoc, they don't have a car and the few friends willing to make the arduous journey to visit find there is almost nothing to do once they arrive.
(Also, for all the people who write "reek havoc", what do you think that means?") He's a bit slow by his standards, only one fast ball in that over, maybe just cranking up to speed, but he usually only gets three or four overs in a spell.
