Sentence examples for to be carnage from inspiring English sources
There's going to be carnage out there.
"2016 is going to be carnage.
"Whatever solution we had, it was going to be carnage," said Joe Gordon, an engineer who is executive assistant to Councilman Koppell.
"There's going to be carnage in that part of the market," said Jonathan Weber, the publisher of Newwest.net, an online publication.
It's bound to be carnage on the final couple of days, when the pressure is ramped up a few hundred notches.
"We'd expect it to be carnage on the first day," said a PC directing traffic down Whitehall.
Hopefully there will be carnage.
It'll be carnage on a grand scale.
If not, all you need to know is Carnage got mad about technical difficulties while playing Hard Summer, started yelling over the mic about "fuck Gary Richards," then went to UStream to defend himself against angry bloggers who called it a "temper tantrum".
The best parallel with the Sheffield leg is stage three of the 2012 Tour to Boulogne, which was carnage, pure and simple.
