Sentence examples for and the rioting of from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to use rock music to display the fierceness of the war, and the rioting of the citizens," he says.

There's a certain tension between the sleek drawers and shelves, and the riot of files and papers and memorabilia.

I lived through the Cold War and the Falklands War and the riots of the early 1980s and the Great Miners' Strike.

And the riot of blueberry bushes, whose leaves turn blood red in October, provide a perfect counterpoint to the larch gold.

As much as I savor the to-and-fro of the runway, the elation of a good show and the riot of a bad one, in real life I want clothes to be released from fashion's grip.

The Rampart scandal has embarrassed the Los Angeles Police Department for months as story after story about corrupt and brutal officers has chipped away at a reputation already tarnished by the O.J. Simpson case, the Rodney King beating and the riots of 1992.

It's gone because the grass was overturned and the bison were chased off the land and the riot of biodiversity that had evolved over 10,000 years was replaced by a few commodity crops to feed us.

Any critique of martyrdom will sound plausible in light of 9/11 and the riot of mass death visited upon Virginia Tech by a self-described "martyr" who died, at least in his own mind, like Jesus.

Mr. Peck, formerly a star of the Nickelodeon tweener sitcom "Drake and Josh," works a little too hard to convey the tension between Luke's outward affectlessness and the riot of feeling inside.

After the rioting of 1998 and the months of sectarian unrest that followed, most companies set up detailed evacuation procedures and telephone trees to notify employees of trouble.

There was the rise of acid and pot, the riots of Newark and Detroit.