Sentence examples for made chaos from inspiring English sources

The Tom Sawyers made chaos and distracted my mother, stepfather, grandparents, aunts, and uncles.

He made chaos theory so celebrated it inspired Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia".

Long-term exposure to my own residence, something to which I am not at all used, eventually made chaos and dust sheets inevitable.

TOM STOPPARD is the dramatist who debated the nature of God and good in his "Jumpers," brought Lenin and James Joyce onstage in "Travesties," and somehow made chaos theory, landscape gardening, Byron scholarship and Romanticism his joint subjects in "Arcadia"; but even he admits he has written nothing more ambitious than the trilogy opening at the Royal National Theater this weekend.

Take the case of Forkbeard, a fighter who made Chaos Wars' strongest bid for outright physical intimidation.

"And David makes chaos out of my order".

When it come to making chaos, ISIS, sadly, knows exactly what it is doing.

"It seemed as if he had no set plan apart from to make chaos".

Terrorism is usually about one of two things: sending a message or making chaos.

"When the President starts making chaos in the streets, that will be the point of no return".

He appeared to issue a veiled threat to the government, saying he feared that "Cambodian people who don't like the result will rise up and make chaos".