Sentence examples for But revolution from inspiring English sources

But revolution is in the air; she begins to see her relationship with her masters in a new light.

But revolution struck in 2003 in the form of a bouillabaisse milkshake and modern chefs have continued to experiment It's been two years since the Arab Spring uprising, yet tourists have failed to return to Tunisia in any numbers.

But revolution intervened, the tsar himself fell – in what McMeekin describes as the greatest deathbed miracle of them all – and later that year Lenin renounced Constantinople in a blaze of revolutionary zeal.

But revolution certainly was in the air, the widespread grievances of Vietnam war and civil rights protesters taken to an extreme by the Weather Underground and other bodies, many of them less charismatic and not so easily defined, but each of great concern to Richard M Nixon and his notorious FBI chief, J Edgar Hoover.

But revolution means change, and it's the new entrants that have defined SaaS.

But revolution or not, there can be little doubt as to fact that MORTEN is in the midst of a very big moment that kicked off in earnest back in 2008 with a chart-topping, award-winning collaboration between the DJ and Danish pop duo Nik & Jay and has continued through the last several months capping off what can only be described as a very good year musically for the Dane.

"But revolutions are dangerous.

Sweaty work, but revolutions take time.

There's a revolution coming, but revolutions cost money.

But revolutions don't happen in a day.

But revolutions do not happen in cyberspace, even if they start there.