bedlamin a sentence
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Amid all sorts of bedlam the teacher continued taking attendance.bedlam = a noisy and disorderly situation
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bedlam erupted
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It was bedlam on the other side. (source)bedlam = extreme confusion and disorder
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He would be Death, or Death 's errand-runner, a hollow-eyed technician from the plague era, from the era of inquisitions, endless wars, of bedlams and leprosariums.† (source)
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He radiated energy, feeding off the general bedlam of the house.† (source)bedlam = a noisy and disorderly situation
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Most of them were text adventure games: Raaka-tu, Bedlam, Pyramid, and Madness and the Minotaur.† (source)
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In the abrupt bedlam, I could hear more than one person shouting my name.† (source)bedlam = a noisy and disorderly situation
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The dull bedlam dying in the distance.† (source)
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It's been bedlam!† (source)
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It's bedlam.† (source)
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It was an awe-inspiring spectacle to sit in a tree and see giant waves charging the island, seemingly preparing to ride up the ridge and unleash bedlam and chaos—only to see each one melt away as if it had come upon quicksand.† (source)
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He saw Annie Wilkes in a long aproned dress, her hair covered with a mobcap, an Annie who looked like a nurse in London's Bedlam Hospital.† (source)
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We come to inspect your school, Mistress Wood, and we find bedlam.† (source)
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The reading room, housed right up in the dome of the building, was formerly the chapel of the Royal Bethlehem Hospital—the old Bedlam.† (source)
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A car was a rarity, and the sight of one in the distance was sometimes enough to cause bedlam during a class.† (source)
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Margaret Kochamma's tiny, ordered life relinquished itself to this truly baroque bedlam with the quiet gasp of a warm body entering a chilly sea.† (source)
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