Sentence examples for their havoc from inspiring English sources
On a related note can someone do anything other than 'wreak' their havoc?
They wreak their havoc by consuming the leaf litter where tree seeds germinate.
Unlike, say, locusts, which simply raze entire fields, stinkbugs wreak their havoc insidiously.
In response to an earlier musing, PJ Connolly says, "I wasn't aware that some choose to 'reek' their havoc rather 'wreak' it.
Gathering around ice cream vans, hopped up on sugar and frenzied with their adolescent hormones, these creatures will wreak their havoc.
I wonder where in all of this is the responsibility of the past management, who time and again took the path of least resistance and stupidly allowed the unions to wreak their havoc?
The Met Office is saying the conditions will be changeable, that the gusts and winds will cause their intermittent havoc.
When young people follow things which aren't a good influence and try to apply them [to their lives], havoc ensues.
In "A Night at the Opera," the Marx Brothers wrought their trademark havoc backstage and on during a performance of what just so happens to be "Il Trovatore".
The Cardinals call their style "havoc," which looks roughly like the basketball equivalent of a football team's punt-block unit over 40 minutes: all outstretched arms and legs.
The devastation can become one endless, numbing landfill, blurring into all the other disturbing images the country has seen in this spring of tornadoes, spinning their deadly havoc through the South and the Midwest.
