Sentence examples for To uprising from inspiring English sources

He either chooses to go peacefully or the people may resort to uprising".

Over dinner, they divided up the post-invasion Iran restructuring contracts to Uprising by Muse.

Most people, including Northerners, opposed King's March on Washington, fearing that it was a call to uprising.

A new study says that unprecedented drought in Syria added more fuel to societal stressors that led to uprising in 2011.

I used to come out to Uprising by Muse, but then in my last fight I kinda caught everybody off guard because I walked out to an orchestrated song from the movie Dracula called Vampire Hunters.

Had it only painstakingly reconstructed the events of that week in 1971, Ms. Thompson's book would have been a definitive addition to a growing shelf of Attica literature, from Wicker's "A Time to Die" (1975) to "Uprising," a 2011 e-book by Clarence B. Jones.

Since then, the government has responded to uprisings in Xinjiang by clamping down on religious activities.

George Packer compares the revolution to uprisings in Burma and the Philippines.

Also, confederations of the middle and small landlords, or myōshu, proceeded apace and often led to uprisings against absentee control.

For Balibar, revolution relates to uprisings in the same way that the core relates to the periphery: "In the dominated colonial peripheries," Balibar writes, "there were no 'revolutions' but only 'resistances,'guerillasas,' uprisings' and 'rebellions'" (Balibar 2016:*3).

These were inflammatory acts in a city that, at festival time, was prone to uprisings that could lead to the death of many thousands of Jews.