Sentence examples for The upheaval of from inspiring English sources

The upheaval of the health and social care bill is enough NHS turbulence.

The upheaval of the kidnapping and trial was a sharp demarcation in a life that had until then proceeded with little incident.

But he had to fend for himself during the upheaval of the Cultural Revolution.

But, after the upheaval of the Arab Spring, such overtures now seem more complex.

But the move also continued his isolation from the upheaval of the era.

Their traditional domain – the home – has been taken from them by the upheaval of fleeing.

Don't look to the upheaval of the 1960s for parallels and lessons, he said.

But photography, especially, testified to the upheaval of Japan in the years after 1968.

Mr. Dai said the upheaval of the recent economic crisis had united the two countries.

This is plucky, urgent reporting.Then there are films that seem more removed from the upheaval of the Middle East.

The Big 12, based in nearby Irving, lost its championship game at Cowboys Stadium in the upheaval of conference realignment.