When Isis began decapitations, people started to curse those who had revolted against the regime.
Corporate sponsors revolted when only four teams signed up to race.
Did he mean to describe the Britain of 1776 against whom the American colonists revolted?
The country was founded by refugees from state-sanctioned religious persecution who later revolted against English-imposed taxes.
For instance, to obtain additional federal assistance for unemployment insurance, states must make more workers eligible for benefits, in particular part-time workers.Many states have revolted against such conditions, arguing that they will saddle states and employers with added costs long after the stimulus money has run out.
Infuriated by Yerkes's badly lit trams and occasionally shoddy service, the citizens of Chicago revolted when he tried to renew his franchises.
All across the country, the people most motivated to vote were not Revolted Republicans but Democrats who, for months, had been trying to tell anyone who would listen that they liked Bill Clinton and intended to stick with him.Republicans, putting a brave face on these results, can say that the status quo ante is more or less preserved.
But another is clearly that many people are revolted by the image of themselves as helpless objects of pity.A loss of the dignity and self-worth which gives life meaning also lies behind many suicides by physically healthy people.
IN 1381, a mob of angry Essex peasants revolted against the poll tax, and marched on London, destroying tax registers and records as they went.
After Stalin's death, a huge prison camp in Soviet Kazakhstan revolted and maintained an astonishing six weeks of freedom from May 16th to June 25th.
Religion sometimes revolted him and his fellow men seemed to him "more like the image of a brute beast than of that omnipotent deity".
