Sentence examples for sparked mayhem from inspiring English sources
The good news sparked mayhem in Washington, DC.The most hawkish Iran-watchers dismissed it.
In February, 150 anti-fascist demonstrators sparked mayhem when they joined a large, peaceful protest against provocative writer Milo Yiannopoulos.
It sparked mayhem and, on reflection, neither player will be rushing to watch a DVD of the incident.
Black Friday deals have sparked mayhem in Kentucky with video showing two bargain hunters exchanging blows and wrestling on the floor of a crowded shopping centre.
Quine has sparked mayhem in literary London with his novel "Bombyx Mori" (the Latin term for a silkworm), which libels not only fellow writers, but also Quine's publishers and loved ones, all of whom are implicated after Strike finds that the novelist has been murdered in a manner resembling a scene from his book.
Newark, New Jersey Mayor Cory Booker sparked mayhem at a city council meeting Tuesday night when he tried to fill a vacant seat during a controversial vote.
One of the challenges of the digital age, as the YouTube case shows, is that speech articulated in one part of the world can spark mayhem in another.
His choice is to vote for the A.K.P. or for "the Others"—which, according to the video, would spark mayhem in Turkey's streets and an economic collapse.
Popping balloons sparked fears at the Florida Mall in Orlando in August 2016, sparking "mayhem" that ended with 10 people being treated at the mall and four taken to the hospital, according to Orange County Fire Rescue.
In March, Britain's chief financial watchdog said the pensions industry was facing a "Y2K moment" on 6 April – a reference to the Y2K bug, also known as the millennium bug, which some thought would spark mayhem.
The rumour on Brazzaville's quiet and tree-lined streets is that the fighting in Pool has somehow been orchestrated by bigger men than Mr Ntoumi, who want a place at the trough, and don't mind sparking mayhem to remind the president that they can do worse if denied their cut.
