Sentence examples for by a mutiny of from inspiring English sources

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

His work was interrupted by a mutiny of Muslim troops in Uganda, but he was able to complete the mission in 1899.

Sudan's independence in 1956 was preceded by a mutiny of southern troops in nearby Torit that spread to Juba in 1955, and the unrest was the beginning of a civil war that was not settled until 1972.

Laid down in 1759 and fitted out as a slave ship before her maiden voyage in 1761, her career was cut short by a mutiny of her cargo of Malagasy people.

The revolt began with a mutiny of the Petrograd garrison, staffed by superannuated reservists; from them it spread to the industrial quarters.

The Tsentralka, the group plotting a mutiny of the Black Sea Fleet, decided on June 25 , 1905 that the mutiny should start on the Potemkin rather than Rostislav.

A4 An Almost Peaceful Mutiny No shots were fired and no real threats were made by either side in a mutiny by a band of junior Filipino military officers and troopers that, when it was over, seemed a caricature of the coups and putsches that keep the Philippines on edge.

Its latest troubles (see article) have been caused by the mutiny of close to half its army, and compounded by a breakdown in the relationship between its president and its prime minister.

Alexander himself was badly shaken by the mutiny of his Semyonovsky regiment and thought he detected the presence of revolutionary radicalism.

The fraudulent 2011 reelection of feckless president Joseph Kabila was followed by the mutiny of hundreds of ethnic Tutsi soldiers, who then formed the March 23 (M23) rebel movement, widely believed to be funded by neighboring Rwanda.

Her final voyage was cut short by the mutiny of her cargo of Malagasy people, who had been sold to Dutch East India Company officials on Madagascar to be used as company slaves in its Cape Colony in southern Africa.