Sentence examples similar to Make a revolt from inspiring English sources

Goupil and Recanati considered the events of May a "dress rehearsal" for a worker-led revolution and continued to plan direct political actions (such as vandalizing foreign embassies), but, in 1969, Goupil, fed up with full-time political organizing, got a job in the movie business (and planned to make a film about the revolt).

We don't revolt, we "make a plan".

The structures are not only unappealing, they represent laziness, because it takes an equal amount of money and material to make a building attractive as it does to make it revolting.

But the fact that they're spontaneously committing to the intervention, that the regional attitude is friendly towards a popular revolt to overthrow Mr Qaddafi and towards UN-approved intervention to protect that revolt, makes a huge difference.

That dynamic, analysts suggest — low educational levels in one of the world's poorest countries — makes a North African-style revolt against a long-ruling autocrat unlikely.

More than 200,000 people have been killed and nearly 2.5 million have been made homeless since a revolt broke out in Darfur, a vast, mainly arid province in western Sudan in 2003.

Will it take a revolt?

There are at least four qualifications that make this revolt, at best, a work in progress.

This is 00's exhibitionism to the core: for every act of exposure, there is another of revolt, where the exhibitionist makes a convulsive break back toward solitude.

When the people of Cairo revolted, in October 1798, they made a point of assassinating the bakers.

Perhaps the lack of concern is warranted, as several factors make widespread revolt less likely today.