Sentence examples for havoc of from inspiring English sources
In havoc of hideous tyranny withstood.
The havoc of the financial crisis has stretched and outstripped even most economists.
I did not move, even with a havoc of fear and aloneness in me.
By this past spring, the havoc of construction was nearly over.
"The fault's in nature," she writes, "who will // without system or explanation / make permanent / havoc of little mistakes".
In her previous dispatch, she found signs of life after the havoc of a late October snowstorm.
Given the economic havoc of the past few years, it's unlikely that this view will change anytime soon.
She imagines that in peacetime she would have spent her life in the friendly havoc of a travel agency.
In 1945 he went with Eden to the Potsdam conference and was appalled by the havoc of ruined Berlin.
Given the havoc of 2008 neither OPEC nor oil buyers are likely to greet the moment with a party, let alone a run of special stamps.
However tempting the newsworthy havoc of a Palin presidency, I'm pretty sure most journalists would recoil in horror from the idea.
