Sentence examples for real mayhem from inspiring English sources

But the real mayhem came at the end of the West Indies innings.

But the real mayhem appears to be the in-fighting the Tory's focus on the SNP has sparked.

I think that's enough said, really, isn't it?" The real mayhem is in the lower half of the draw.

But the real mayhem started when they retreated to the visitors' clubhouse, where all the walls were covered with plastic and five cases of Champagne awaited dispersal.

The Globetrotters send three units out on the road, competing against the pregame laser shows and highlight-reel dunks of the National Basketball Association, but also against the bizarre plots of pro wrestling, the lucrative real mayhem of football and hockey, to say nothing of the sucker-born-every-minute cynicism of the new XFL.

Like many sufferers of the disorder, Mr. Lewis ignores the real mayhem right there in front of him, so fixated is he on the idea, say, that all the bottles of water in his refrigerator be stocked so that the labels always face him.

He stopped doing that, acknowledged the influences of Monty Python and Steve Martin, and wrote six story collections of inspired, hyper-real mayhem, including CivilWarLand in Bad Decline, Pastoralia and Tenth of December.

Tennis novelists have ignored this apparent lack of real world mayhem.

The genius of Al Qaeda was to combine real-world mayhem with virtual marketing.

Expect both sweeping naval battles and bloody inland confrontations with the greater use of gunpowder weapons adding tactical spice to the real-time mayhem.

The need to protect children from particularly disturbing images is high on the BBFC's stated agenda, as is the fear of "imitable techniques" leading to real-world mayhem.