Sentence examples for bring revolt from inspiring English sources
Or an attempted one, which could bring revolt and end Mr Kohl's nearly 15-year stint as head of government?With the coalition shaky and its popularity plunging, surely voters must now be flocking to the opposition Social Democrats.
The demands for significant socioeconomic reforms brought revolts to every state, and Central American politics in the late 20th century became characterized by a powerful conflict between free-market and Marxist development models.
During crucial campaigns against the Moroccan rebels, the legion played a decisive role in bringing the revolt to an end.
Benjamin made several arguments, the most prominent of which was that the slaveowners had brought the revolt on themselves by packing the slaves in overcrowded conditions.
William hurried north with an army, defeated the rebels outside York and pursued them into the city, massacring the inhabitants and bringing the revolt to an end.
By closing all of Europe to British merchandise, he hoped to bring about a revolt of the British unemployed that could force the government to sue for peace.
He used his longtime contacts in the region to cement a joint U.S.-Saudi policy that would ultimately — with the help of Yemen's Arab Spring revolt — bring a more cooperative government to power.
Fritz Lang's silent classic Metropolis - which had already bankrupted the huge Ufa studio before its premiere in Berlin on January 10 1927 - was a dystopian vision of the 21st century: an enslaved underclass, forced to maintain the scientific luxury of the ruling elite, revolt and bring the city to its knees, until a pauper girl and an aristocratic boy's love for each other saves the day.
Such, possibly, may have risen in conjunction with the schemes of the leaders of the revolt to bring about British interference.
The group was unable to convince the vast majority of the population that a revolt would bring them any benefits.
Darwin, argues Morris, was nothing more than a "catalyst for a revival of ancient paganism, coming at just the right time in history to bring to fruition a revolt against God for which many in Western Europe had been preparing for over a century".
