Sentence examples for havoc from from inspiring English sources

West Virginia's pressing style wreaked havoc from the outset.

The Wildcats' defense wreaked havoc from the start, forcing 15 turnovers in the first half.

A luminous green genie – in Samal Blak's clean-lined, minimalist design – wreaks havoc from within its glass bottle.

He is excited about Kenny Holmes joining him to create havoc from both sides of the line at end.

Senator Mary L. Landrieu, Democrat of Louisiana, said the moratorium could wreak economic havoc in the gulf region that "exceeds the havoc from the spill itself".

It must also review its supervisory system, which failed to spot the impending havoc from toxic property assets held by banks that had lent crazily to developers.

With Andy Carroll, Winston Reid, Victor Moses, Manuel Lanzini, Diafra Sakho and Dimitri Payet all injured, this is a very different West Ham side from the one who wreaked havoc away from home earlier in the season.

Oil brought havoc here, from north to south.

This was V.C.U.'s own nightmare: a team poised enough, prepared enough, to flush the so-called Havoc defense from the game, to stare down its press and finish.

What can be said with certainty is that Stoke are capable of playing so much better and, as they demonstrated in their 4-3 win at Goodison Park a couple of weeks ago, wreaking havoc away from home.

While scientists once warned that climate change was a problem for future generations, recent scientific reports have concluded that it has started to wreak havoc now, from flooding in Miami to droughts and water shortages in China.