Sentence examples for much anarchy from inspiring English sources
But the main commandment was to create as much anarchy on stage as they could get away with - while still singing songs, telling jokes and offering the customers a few memorable lines.
Ms Smith, a 70s teenager, also proved herself Britain's first punk home secretary, comfortably quoting Sex Pistols tracks - not so much Anarchy in the UK, more Pretty Vacant - to put David Cameron's claim about the state of the country in its place.
Not that you have to spend that much; Anarchy's pale and invigoratingly bitter Blonde Star was a very refreshing £2.85 a pint.
However, there are hints that the human spirit will tolerate only so much musical anarchy.
Much like anarchy as a political ideology challenges the power structures and rules imposed by government.
A curfew and patrols by troops seemed to curb much of the anarchy.Officials admit that they made mistakes.
And when your subject is a corrupt African state sliding into anarchy, much of your story will be found in the streets and the villages, where desperation is looking for an answer, or a victim.
The famous sausage flying through the air in the cartoon strip that formed the opening credits was a symbol as much of the anarchy of the producer and scripts as it was of the school.
"I'd always maintained that much of the anarchy and craziness of the early internet had a lot to do with the fact that governments just hadn't realised it was there.
In a country with so much death and anarchy, Mr. Mahdi's perspective seemed unusual at first, but on reflection, as I left his house, it struck me that the country he described was not unlike the one I found in Safwan, 15 months ago.
