But there could be a long summer of discontent in Istanbul and other cities.
As many as 500,000 people could take part, bringing schools, courts and Whitehall to a halt in a walkout intended to kick off a public sector summer of discontent.
As we inch ever closer to a long, hot summer of discontent, what better way to celebrate than a big party at our pub, The Old Blue Last in Shoreditch, on Friday 29th May.
It's been an American summer of discontents--from an uncertain economic recovery, to an acrimonious health care reform debate hotter than global warming, to ACORN's inglorious examples of how not to "community organize".
"At 6 p.m. every Friday — with the kind of precision timing the Japanese live by — the protests in downtown Tokyo begin," said a report Wednesday on NPR describing "Japan's summer of discontent" over nuclear power.
C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A22-23 EditoriAmericaerica's summer of discontent; defoxing the chicken coop; what's in a name.
"In the summer of discontent with United, it seemed to be an extremely viable option," he said.
This (end-of) summer of discontent first reared its ugly head in the shape of Gérard Depardieu.
This was conservatives' seething summer of discontent and unhinged hysteria: town halls, tea parties and tirades.
In "Defying Conventions," Steve Coll takes stock of the D.N.C. and the summer of discontent.
