Sentence examples for a mutiny of from inspiring English sources

Postumus was killed in a mutiny of the legion of Mogontiacum (now Mainz, Ger.).

Moscow's hand was forced by a mutiny of the Kronshtadt naval base, near Petrograd.

A mutiny of a small faction was quelled and O'Shea was elected.

To ignore feelings, not taking them into account, means risking a mutiny of emotion.

You can replace Taylor's singing with your own, leading a mutiny of her band with no legal consequences whatsoever.

A mutiny of the honest, say optimists; a row over "cuota", the levy the force charges on civilians, say others.

For much of the voyage, he was under arrest, accused of plotting a mutiny to "make himselfe king".

A haircut's not a haircut, it's a "clamorous mutiny of shorn tufts".

"Several unruly characters almost started a mutiny because of this, but I shortly led them back to their duty".

And because 12 other states now follow California's standards, the state finds itself in an extraordinary position to stage a regulatory mutiny of sorts — with much of the country's car market in tow.

At one point, Talbott watches a near mutiny of the Russian military, brazenly testing the limits of Yeltsin's control.