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Meanings of sad havoc in anglès
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Usage of sad havoc in anglès
1
Tears and sobs were playing sad havoc with her powers of speech.
2
She stood and peered, with him, at the sad havoc wrought there.
3
Hungry as we were, we made sad havoc with the lady's pantry.
4
Storms, battles with the natives, and scurvy made sad havoc among the sailors.
5
Time, during the lapse of centuries, has made sad havoc with the entrance.
6
Her ample girth would have wrought sad havoc with that eighteen-inch waist now.
7
Unfortunately, however, they have turned up, and are committing sad havoc among the fish.
8
Harkaway, turning suddenly round, discovered the two black imps making sad havoc with the sweets.
9
Such infatuated ardor for amusement would make sad havoc of her charms if she did.
10
As it scoured over the corn, making sad havoc, there were loud cries of 'Stop!
11
The Danites spared the lives of the trainmen, but they made sad havoc of the supplies.
12
The garden fence was blown down, and some stray cattle got in and made sad havoc.
13
Everywhere the saw-mills are fast making sad havoc.
14
Reformation piety made sad havoc of art everywhere.
15
The merry, bright-eyed daughters of his host made sad havoc in the susceptible heart of young Boyton.
16
This species followed the line of migration, and made sad havoc among the parroquets and smaller birds.
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