Sentence examples for war mayhem from inspiring English sources

He said Sanamayn's residents included displaced families uprooted by the civil war mayhem that has afflicted other parts of Syria, including some Damascus suburbs.

Despite many years of war, mayhem and instability that continue to convulse Iraq, its southern desert is regarded as a paradise for hunters among the wealthy classes of affluent Arab states in the Persian Gulf like Qatar.

And since the war they have made a show of being more open about their own nuclear activities.A Year of PetitionsThose who predicted post-war mayhem in the region were mistaken.

History shows that it takes a lot to sink the indomitable Mexican spirit, but a year's worth of drug-war mayhem (and the resulting publicity) in the towns on the border with the United States has certainly has done a good job of it.

The second decade of the Islamic Republic was a fretful attempt to recover from war and mayhem.

Next, your neighbours in the nearby hinterland the Bosnians are ravaged in a war whose mayhem spills across the region.

THOUSANDS are expected to demonstrate on the Mall in Washington this weekend to support changing the name of the nation's capital to better reflect the prevailing fears of war and mayhem.

It has been some 60 years since Al Capone and his bootlegger rivals made war and mayhem in the streets of Chicago during Prohibition, endowing the city with a gangland reputation that successive generations of civic leaders have sought - with little success - to put behind them.

Pakistan's military is deeply fearful of a US withdrawal from Afghanistan; the result could be civil war and mayhem in its backyard once again.

His participation in crimes of war, murder, mayhem and military coups is neatly packaged in Eugene Zarecki's 80-minute documentary (award-winner at Amnesty International Film Festival): "The Trials of Henry Kissinger".

Most people don't run amok on murderous sprees, thank heavens, but history is awash with Khan-like wars and mayhem.