Sentences with phrase «city ran rampant»
This year's Premier League title has looked like a foregone conclusion for most of the way, with Manchester City running rampant.
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Roman cities were overcrowded, raw sewage ran in the streets, people locked their doors at night for fear of being robbed and plagues were rampant.
City and Dortmund both ran rampant against our defense, two posts and a brilliant save and Kashri on offside saved us in the City game, with Dortmund we had no such luck.
Some even suggested a lust for strippers and living large is running rampant among top city Republican leaders.
The officers filed suit Thursday against the city in Manhattan federal court, a month after The Post exclusively reported that a cheating scandal was running rampant within the department — one where make - up test - takers passed at rates eight times higher than those who took the original exam.
Even if you don't feel sick, trouble could be brewing, especially during wintertime when germs run rampant, says Philip Tierno, PhD, director of clinical microbiology and immunology at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City.
Suddenly, the fate of Metro City is threatened when a new villain arrives and chaos runs rampant, leaving everyone to wonder: Can the world's biggest «mind» actually be the one to save the day?
Set in the near - ish future of 2030, Isle of Dogs takes place in the fictional Japanese city of Megasaki, where «dog flu» has run rampant, turning beloved pets into public health risks thanks to «snout fever» and increasingly aggressive behavior.
If is his fear gas is spread through the city, everyone will be running rampant, then villains will escape and chaos will ensue!
On the flip side, these are the same people Dr. Reid set out to save from the epidemic that's running rampant through the city.
There's no real rhyme or reason to the setting, but it seems that alien invaders are running rampant on the streets of a big city and you're there to exterminate them.
You've got to be careful you don't demolish the soul of a city whilst you're running rampant, hoping to make it better.