Sentence examples for Turn quashed from inspiring English sources

Then in July 2015, a group in Bexhill in the UK nabbed the record with 503 people, which was then in turn quashed by 975 20s-costume-clad folk, who took up the challenge at London's Spitalfields market in October 2015.

That, in turn, quashed innovation, he asserts, and silenced multiple voices in favor of a few.

The prime minister's U-turn quashed a growing rebellion among Conservative MPs who were prepared to vote against their government in favour of an amendment by a Labour peer, Alf Dubs.

By at least speaking the language of annexation, he could try to win the enduring support of the racists and the absolutists in a potential right-wing coalition, who might, in turn, quash the multiple corruption indictments that he faces.

The Kremlin is seeking more than the annexation of Crimea and control over the Donbas rust belt; its aim is to prevent Ukraine from going West, force it to turn East, and quash any risk within Russia's wider orbit of further revolutions like the one that brought down Yanukovych.

The fledgling hope from yesterday that markets were on the turn has been quashed by sharp overnight falls in Japan and Asia, which has seen European markets fall aggressively.

As it turned out, my conviction was quashed on the basis of evidence which the police say was already investigated.

Wilde even turned to Twitter to quash rumors she was hooking up with her 'In Time' co-star, Justin Timberlake.

Many other strange creatures turn out to be familiar faces in disguise.Now another misconception has been quashed.

D'Arcy has sued Galperin in an effort to quash an administrative subpoena that seeks to compel him to turn over records and answer auditors' questions.

After the U.S. government quashed the sale, National Semiconductor purchased Fairchild in 1987 but also was unable to turn it into a profitable business.