Once the latter had been thrown into disorder, it might be possible to put the chariots into formation, charge, and ride the enemy down.
Darren Aronofsky's psychological horror film "Mother!" (opening Sept. 15) stars Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem as a couple in an isolated house whose lives are thrown into disorder by the arrival of two strangers (Ed Harris and Michelle Pfeiffer).
According to an article that appeared in a 1946 issue of The Saturday Evening Post about the company's rise: "Church services, school sessions, theater performances and political meetings were thrown into disorder by clouds of sneeze powder.
Once the enemy has been thrown into disorder and some of his personnel killed or wounded, cover is discarded, and short-range weapons such as club, spear, and dagger are employed for delivering the coup de grace.
A phalanx whose ranks were thrown into disorder and penetrated by the enemy's infantrymen was usually lost; a legionary commander could rely on his soldiers' swords to deal with intruders, meanwhile bringing up additional units from both flanks.
JUST as Fiji was starting to recover from an attempted coup in May, the South Pacific island-state was again thrown into disorder on November 2nd by a mutiny in the army.
A conference of more than 1,100 Iraqis chosen to take the country a crucial step further toward constitutional democracy convened in Baghdad on Sunday under siege-like conditions, only to be thrown into disorder by delegates staging angry protests against the American-led military operation in the Shiite holy city of Najaf.
The entire socio-economic and political structure of German society was thus thrown into disorder.
Nevertheless, Kaim's men laid down such a heavy fire that Lecourbe's grenadiers were thrown into disorder and their leader nearly captured.
Artifacts from the Canterbury Museum collection were thrown into disorder by the aftershocks, several days after reordering work had been completed since the February 2011 earthquake.
The irony is that when the self becomes more opaque to oneself, usually through crisis events, death, divorce, disappointment or dissatisfaction, or other difficulties that come hand-in-hand with being alive, one sees more clearly, if only in brief windows of insight, what and who one really is, and how that identity has been thrown into disorder and distorted.
