Sentence examples for a movement arise from inspiring English sources

Not until the 1920's did a movement arise to preserve the fading handcraft practice.

In the 1960s and '70s, a movement arose to recover a technology that was fast disappearing.

A movement arose to unseat him as chairman of the local school board.

By the 19th century the discrepancy between Grabar (which had continued to prevail as the written language) and the spoken language (which had by then splintered into numerous dialects) had grown so vast that a movement arose to elaborate a modern standard language that would be comprehensible to all and fit for use in schools.

A characterizing feature of the German electricity transition is that it started as a movement arising from the civil society.

A movement arose urging Hindu women to cover themselves up, and chastity and modesty were elevated as the ideal attributes of Hindu womanhood.

Jefferson Davis had been specifically excluded from earlier resolutions restoring rights to other Confederate officials, and a movement arose to restore Davis' citizenship as well.

During the 1950s and 1960s, a movement arose to change the Australian name of the game from women's basketball to netball in order to avoid confusion between the two sports.

How did this messianic movement arise and take root, and who are its prophets?

The late King Birendra of Nepal stood aside and relinquished much of his immense political power when a democracy movement arose more than a decade ago.

Last year, a splinter movement arose to protest the Ministry of Education.