amok造句

Is it speculation run amok?

And we're treated to a constant stream of stories about CEOs run amok.

To his critics this attitude proves that the sheriff is running amok.

Federal regulators, desperate to keep up with the New York attorney-general (and now governor-elect), ran amok.

The security forces and an array of regime thugs still run amok, killing, detaining and torturing protesters.

"It's more of a joke about the subjectivity of ecotourism and visions of control that run amok, or fail," Rockman said.

then suddenly, as if in panic, it would swirl around in all directions like an evil demon which has run amok;

Then the electricity went off at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, and a random act of natural destruction became a parable of technological society run amok.

Beyond the downtown high-rises, UB often feels like a frontier town run amok, strewn lengthwise along a river valley like gravel left behind by a flash flood.

Is it speculation run amok? Is it the result of excessive money creation, a harbinger of runaway inflation just around the corner? No and no.

Mr Hoshino trained in classical Japanese painting, but abandoned it for his love of manga (which means “pictures run amok”). He has produced works on history and folklore as well as science fiction.

But the core of the argument is binge drinking: Britons may not down that much overall, but when they do, some run amok, and everything from violence to serious health problems result.

When a mentally disturbed man ran amok and killed people on a tram in Oslo in 2004, it was a reader with a mobile-phone camera who sent VG its front-page picture of the arrest.