She slammed the "wholesale chaos that he's inflicting on the system" and said Trump either "doesn't know" the havoc he's wreaking — or "he doesn't care".
Roth knew that he was doomed, but he propelled himself along, wreaking destruction as he went, often through the letters and telegrams that he penned frantically and posted urgently ("pretend the telegram has been disinvented," Zweig once pleaded).
They also fear that he could have allowed a third party access to the system, that could be wreaking havoc, while he sits in jail.
Everett is about as far from your conventional Hollywood star as it is possible to be, a kind of louche unguided missile capable of wreaking mayhem wherever he goes.
The next scene shows the dragon is out in the sky wreaking havoc as he supercharges all the barns and houses outside in the field.
Mr. Koch denied he was wreaking vengeance on old foes, but, as he told New York magazine, "It's a lot more fun being a critic than being the one criticized".
The role of Pinkerton can be redeemed only by a fabulously ringing tenor voice or, in an emergency, by the sort of dashing, youthful looks that might suggest he too is too immature to appreciate what damage he is wreaking.
To this viewer, at least, Trump seemed oblivious to the harm he was wreaking upon himself.
The commands might insist, for example, that a person jump out of a window, even if he has no intention of dying, or grab a set of guns and kill people, without any sense that he is wreaking havoc.
After popping out of a manhole, he begins wreaking havoc on the sidewalks of Tokyo, grabbing fistfuls of money and flowers from pedestrians' hands and stuffing them into his mouth as he lurches down the street.
