Sentence examples for total carnage from inspiring English sources
"Total carnage," shouts the announcer.
Total carnage, yay! Turns out it was a sophisticated bomb that made the mess.
9pm, BBC2 A City-boy stag do in the Scottish Highlands descending into total carnage doesn't sound that unusual.
Two years on from losing a World Cup final to Spain in which Holland mutated from total football to total carnage, Bert van Marwijk's squad sweep into Wembley for Wednesday's friendly against England with the Oranje philosophy restored.
Well, obviously, looking inside the bus, it was absolutely total carnage, there was a lot of twisted metal, human remains, and certainly that [a pair of legs in pinstriped trousers] was quite a prominent feature.
TEXAS Democrats were incredibly depressed yesterday, having witnessed the re-election of Rick Perry, the ouster of longtime Waco representative Chet Edwards, and total carnage in the state legislature, with the House of Representatives going from a 77-73 Republican majority (bipartisan pretensions) to 99-51 (take a long walk off a short pier).
To paraphrase Samuel Johnson, nothing concentrates the mind like the prospect of total vehicular carnage.
Last year the total (excluding the carnage at the World Trade Center) was 642.
Whatever the total, the rate of carnage and the concentration of the killing (Rwanda is roughly the size of New Jersey) give it the distinction of being the most ferocious mass slaughter in recorded history.
And over the course of 2015, by one popular measure, similar incidents left 475 Americans dead and 1,870 wounded for a total of 2,345 casualties, far outstripping the level of carnage of Paris and Brussels combined.
