Sentence examples for inflict mayhem from inspiring English sources

The returning son decides to inflict mayhem and damage on his family, and he succeeds.

After four days of witnessing terrorists inflict mayhem and cold-blooded mass murder in Mumbai, for ordinary Indians there was just one way to mark the end of such an atrocity.

And although Colombia has its detractors in the region, most countries consider it bad manners to provide help to a guerrilla movement that is inflicting mayhem on its neighbour.Even before the dent this affair has now put in his international reputation, Mr Chávez had troubles on the home front.

And in so doing, they tell every insane killer in America that schools are their safest place to inflict maximum mayhem with minimum risk.

"They tell every insane killer in America that schools are the safest place to inflict maximum mayhem with minimum risk," he said.

schools are the safest place to inflict maximum mayhem with minimum risk.

Huge storms came down from the Pacific Northwest, inflicted watery mayhem on the entire West Coast then took a sudden U-ey at L.A. and headed out to Colorado.

A brutal dictator who had decided to inflict murder and mayhem rather than step aside provided a demonstrable need for outside intervention.

Drug users commit crime to fund their habits, they often have other health and social problems and frequently inflict misery and mayhem on their families and friends.

Perhaps it's imagining its future, in a wilder arena: a striped hat, a lot of moxie, coming over on a rainy day to inflict full-on Seussian mayhem.

Following the match, Dr B. Crellin, who attended the birth of Nash, publicly apologised to the South Australian side, claiming part responsibility for the mayhem inflicted by Nash.