| In a now familiar picture of bedlam, spectators and courtroom staff fled in terror and police descended in force upon the prisoners. |
| His homestead bungalow of bedlam becomes more of a fixer-upper as the years stroll by. |
| I waded through the taxi-park bedlam into a matatu, and was squashed up on all sides by strangely comforting fat hips, warm arms, moist breaths. |
| The girl seems delicately poised between past and present, youth and eternity, bedlam and meditation. |
| Back stage was bedlam with singers tuning their voices, make-up artists plying their trade and a lady ironing all the costumes. |
| In fact, Ian was merely taking cover from the bedlam he had witnessed downstairs at arrivals. |
