Sentence examples for bit of upheaval from inspiring English sources
"Certainly they're undergoing a bit of upheaval.
The nascent administration was hit with a bit of upheaval in March 2018 when Htin Kyaw resigned unexpectedly.
It's not the first club I've been manager of where there's been a bit of upheaval and I've learnt from experience to just get on with my job.
Mr. Kattner's dismissal on Monday was not the first bit of upheaval for FIFA since Mr. Infantino became president three months ago.
Maybe this tournament might have come too soon for Mark Selby because there is a bit of upheaval when a child is born.
"We had a bit of upheaval when Sean came off at Birmingham but when you have Bruno (Manga) on the bench, he is not a bad replacement.
He also, less brilliantly, sent Kim Philby, whom he had known at Cambridge, to string for the paper from Beirut, until the spy's mask fell off and he fled to the Soviet Union.In 1963, after a bit of an upheaval at The Economist, he went off to be Washington correspondent and, from then on, everything fell into place.
But these dramas fuel the narratives of struggle and fight expected of her chosen genre – and though that struggle sometimes sounds rather exciting ("No money, no family, [age] 16 in the middle of Miami"), it's fair to say that a solo, transcontinental teenage relocation was a bit of an upheaval.
Ulster head coach Neil Doak: "Our performance was outstanding - we've had a little bit of an upheaval regarding the coaching positions lately but we are more than happy with this result.
Admittedly, there are easier ways to see a bit of Europe, without the practical and personal upheaval that comes when you move your life from place to place.
