Sentence examples for Fresh riots from inspiring English sources

At the end of August fresh riots broke out in Calcutta.

Negotiations for hearings and better conditions have failed time and again, leading to fresh riots and intermittent hunger strikes.

He barely ventured into the banlieues, and Ségolène Royal, his Socialist rival, went so far as to predict fresh riots if he won.

Abbassian played down concern that the rising food prices could cause fresh riots, as happened two years ago when the price of cereals was largely the cause of the problem, along with a dramatic spike in the price of oil.

On the morning after the evictions, fresh riots erupted in the Old City, with televised exchanges of rocks and firecrackers (from Palestinians) and stun-grenades (from the Israel riot police) in the doorway of the al-Aqsa mosque; there are conflicting accounts of how far the police went in.

A dish called "late spring offerings" is a gorgeous, supremely fresh riot of living flavours – petals, shoots, roots, alliums – and beautiful to look at.

Stores, offices and nursery schools in several parts of London closed early amid fears of fresh rioting Tuesday night.

Paramilitary forces could be seen but in many parts security was limited to fresh-faced riot police dressed in boilersuits and sandals.

And memories are still fresh of the riots in 1992 that followed the beating of a black man, Rodney King, by white police officers.

UNITED NATIONS -- With memories still fresh of food riots set off by spiking prices just two years ago, agricultural experts on Friday cast a wary eye on the steep rise in the cost of wheat prompted by a Russian export ban and the questions looming over harvests in other parts of the world because of drought or flooding.

Twenty-five years on from Strangeways, prison officers are reporting fresh outbreaks of rioting.