Sentence examples for sort of havoc from inspiring English sources

I found myself contemplating the sort of havoc a horde of smart guys could wreak in other industries.

— The wily bracket-crafters on the N.C.A.A. tournament selection committee missed a chance to create a blissful sort of havoc at Rupp Arena on Thursday afternoon.

With this looming threat, new roofing seems a poor investment for Monrovians.In rural areas, the rainy season wreaks a different sort of havoc.

Although Lee is an emerging talent and averaged 20 points last season, he could not create the sort of havoc for opponents that Stoudemire does.

But the high winds, hail and heavy rain — a total of roughly eight inches in a few hours — wreaked their own sort of havoc on Oklahoma City and suburbs to the west, overturning tractor-trailer rigs, stranding motorists on flooded streets and interstate highways and sending passengers at Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City into underground tunnels to seek shelter.

In attack, Vidal, Sanchez, Eduardo Vargas and possibly Valdivia will press high up the pitch, breaking at pace, switching positions and attempting to wreak the sort of havoc that has yielded four first-half goals thus far.

WINTER weather wreaks all sorts of havoc on business travellers.

It's about creating all sorts of havoc in this region.

"If banks run out of capital, all sorts of havoc could ensue.

"She created all sorts of havoc and could have had two more," Sermanni said of Davey.

Then, abruptly, the mercury rose into the 60s, he said, "and 58 of our water mains broke, causing all sorts of havoc".