Sentence examples for it caused pandemonium from inspiring English sources

When Ian Paton first exposed his giant specimen in public, it caused pandemonium.

It wasn't until his late teens that he began to connect with it in any significant way after a 1960s American pop culture export caused pandemonium in his hometown.

His tour of Britain in 1957 caused pandemonium.

The adult birds were protective of their young, Ms Freeman said, and caused "pandemonium" when one fell out of the nest.

In a system where murky ownership ties and shady histories are the norm, the idea that regulators might actually do their job caused pandemonium.

The announcement of the vote caused pandemonium at the conference, held in a vast white tent at the University of Limpopo under a constant summer drizzle.

Exodus Geohaghon, Mansfield's towering centre-half, caused pandemonium at times with his long throw-ins and aerial presence whenever there was a free-kick or corner.

No sooner were they pronounced legally wed by the Rev. K. Karpen, a United Methodist minister, than Mr. Robinson caused pandemonium with his surprise announcement that Ms. Evans is pregnant and expecting twins in March.

Big retailers are increasingly having misgivings about the imported US event because the chaotic surge in buying – which caused pandemonium in stores and crashed websites – does not appear to have much impact on overall sales.

With a replay looking likely, substitute Porter tucked in a penalty, and then caused pandemonium when he touched in a cross from winger Jamie Murphy.

But it was Rollins who would then cause pandemonium, shocking everyone with a moment of madness that looks to change to course of the WWE.