Sentence examples for mayhem up from inspiring English sources

Now comes Max Katcher, 69, who, as Steadman's treasurer for the past 26 years, witnessed the mayhem up close.

As an aviation term, it's mayhem up in the air--if you're to land the plane, a hundred things have to go absolutely right for there to be a safe landing.

After a design on a dime challenge where the queens had to make outfits out of items found at a dollar store, Mayhem ended up taking the first win with her gown made up of black rubber gloves and twisted up garbage bags.

Motorists trapped in the mayhem ended up breathing pepper spray and tear gas.

The mayhem cropped up around Iraq, notably in one episode reported in March 2005 in which a small battle erupted involving three separate security companies.

In February Bolshoi artistic director Anatoly Iksanov said the acid attack was a "natural result of the mayhem whipped up... by Nikolai Tsiskaridze".

This week Mr Iksanov said that the acid attack was the "natural result of the mayhem whipped up first and foremost by Nikolai Tsiskaridze" at the Bolshoi, through "mudslinging" and "constant intrigue".

The mayhem level went up a notch, and Tatiana crawled under the table, wailing, as Krista was trying to pull her back up by the force of her neck.

(AP) — Rodney Harrison would race downfield with the kickoff team in practice, tackle the returner and stir up mayhem.

Does he think that middle-class community organisers should take a back seat to more authentically angry activists keen on stirring up "mayhem, messiness and conflict"?

For both critics and devotees, her name conjures up "Mayhem Parva" - a Home Counties village with respectful rustics and a host of middle- and upper-class characters.