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Examples for "disorderly"
Examples for "disorderly"
1A disorderly default would result in substantially higher losses for the system.
2Photo: RNZ A police spokesperson said the arrests were for disorderly behaviour.
3The discordant vocalising of the drunk and disorderly in the next cell.
4He pleaded guilty to a reduced disorderly conduct charge in that case.
5One person was arrested at Auckland Domain yesterday morning for disorderly behaviour.
1However, the rise of Earl Sliney as the possible shooter jumbled things.
2We'll camp here.' He indicated the jumbled rocks by the river bank.
3The bones were jumbled together, the result of continual tremors and eruptions.
4She was feeling so many emotions jumbled together: happiness, surprise, curiosity, confusion.
5Routes that have ledges or jumbled features, or wander, are good candidates.
1We have to eat all hugger-mugger with the clerks and carpenters.
2I don't want to hear any more about corporate hugger-mugger.
3The various departments are said to be in a state of "hugger-mugger."
4As they thought, hid in hugger-mugger, each accusing the other of being a racist.
5Nor is the New Yorker a hugger-mugger with his money.
1In half an hour he had caught up with the topsy-turvy caravan.
2The camel is a topsy-turvy ship and the ostrich a topsy-turvy bird.
3Much had been made of the topsy-turvy nature of the much-hyped contest.
4For awhile it seemed to me that the whole world was topsy-turvy.
5But all shame is extinct in France, and everything is turned topsy-turvy.
1Yes, sir, the same day; and her things are lying about higgledy-piggledy.
2They set off in a higgledy-piggledy fashion, each striking out for himself.
3They were pretty close, advancing higgledy-piggledy across the fields and firing.
4They are not so much arranged about one another as superposed and higgledy-piggledy.
5Fatima Shah, the butcher's wife, remembers closing the rose-print curtains of her higgledy-piggledy house.
6They stood higgledy-piggledy, one on top of another, and they were all very dusty.
7These slept higgledy-piggledy on skins, with their dogs amongst them.
8They lay scattered higgledy-piggledy, whole handfuls of them, crooked and straight, brown and black.
9Thick thwack, cut and hack, helter-skelter, higgledy-piggledy, hurly-burly, head-over-heels, rough-and-tumble!
10Thick, thwack, cut and hack, helter-skelter, higgledy-piggledy, hurly-burly, heads-over-heels, rough-and-tumble!
11The doors of the sideboard stood wide with its contents scattered higgledy-piggledy on the carpet.
12Every five years we built a little bit, higgledy-piggledy.
13Not that all the vast accumulation needs to be thrown pell-mell, higgledy-piggledy into the discard.
14Only glimpses of a higgledy-piggledy of assorted wares were to be caught behind the panes.
15The walls had a gap here, roughly choked up by a higgledy-piggledy heap of rubbish.
16I am writing higgledy-piggledy, as I re-read your letter.