Sentence examples for wreaking that from inspiring English sources

The pure terror in Mr. Berbick's eyes (and in those of most of the other fighters Mr. Tyson met during his rapid rise and brief reign) suggests that he might well have been capable of wreaking that kind of damage.

Now, a newer, more virulent strain of Panama disease is wreaking that same havoc on the Cavendish and experts fear the banana we know and frequently devour may meet the same fate as the Gros Michel.

It is the obsession with reliving past horrors and wreaking revenge that is one of mankind's greatest weaknesses.

The first shows a police car manned by skeletons a surreal, Book of Revelations-type image of vengeful demons wreaking havoc that seems straight out of James Ensor or even (per the artist) Michelangelo.

Lt Gov Lamb said Moore had been prepared for a tornado, but not of this strength: "There was a warning in place, but when it veers and is as extensive as this one is - two miles wide - on the ground for 45 minutes, that is just wreaking havoc that it's hard to get out of the way of".

And yet there were two more painful defeats and 14 more years in opposition to a Tory party wreaking havoc before that lesson was finally heeded.

This on a planet where what the news likes to call "extreme weather" is increasingly wreaking havoc on that same infrastructure.

Seldom does the Boston Molasses Disaster of 1919 come up these days, but a recent spill that is wreaking havoc on the environment in Hawaii brought that long-ago tragedy back into the news.

Like their Spanish counterparts, American women of lower socioeconomic status could benefit from some public policy changes that would reduce the inequality that is wreaking havoc with their sex lives.

The officer who stops you and pats you down may have the legal grounding to do so: but if he swears at you while doing it, doesn't bother to explain that he's looking for the guns that are wreaking such havoc in the neighborhood, and plays into your conviction that "the police don't like black people," then you're going to leave more alienated than you arrived.

Hurricane Sandy, and now Typhoon Bopha that's wreaking havoc in the Philippines right now, these are clear examples that we need to call for urgency and that climate change is really happening.