Sentence examples for weeks of chaos from inspiring English sources

After nearly two weeks of chaos, the police pushed the squatters off the farms.

So, after weeks of chaos, Bronfman became the chairman and Cooper the C.E.O.

After six weeks of chaos, Mr Ghannouchi reckons damage to tourism, output and exports at $5 billion-8 billion, or 12-20% of Tunisia's GDP.

But for America at least it was very much a side issue; the political confrontation, which now seems almost guaranteed to produce at least a few weeks of chaos, is the central thing.

IN A wintry November 12 years ago, a first-term French president brought weeks of chaos to the streets and paralysis to the railways by trying to end the country's generous "special regimes" for public-sector pensions.

Moreover, Silvio Berlusconi, the billionaire former prime minister who has inched ahead in polls during the recent weeks of chaos, will regain his influence on Italian politics through his centre-right party's role in government.

The last such strike led to a week of chaos that brought about his temporary ouster.

The unanswered question is whether it can hold the leftwing half of Greek society together amid this week of chaos.

Shortly after Livingston's speech the carbon tax was repealed with the support of crossbench senators following a week of chaos and confused negotiations.

Like a small group of others, he stayed, living at home without services -- a person resisting a storm -- during a week of chaos, uncertainty and then deadly calm.

Many described a week of chaos behind them: missed days of work, a patchwork of pleading for baby-sitting favors, and children who seemed to be confused about suddenly be missing what was to be for many of them the second week of a new school year.