Sentence examples for by the mutiny from inspiring English sources

Cinqué puts into action his goal of staying alive and being free by the mutiny on the Amistad.

The view emerges that the relations between the British and the Indian people were decisively altered by the Mutiny.

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

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.

The MetroStars could have had 3 goals before the game was 10 minutes old, but they were denied by the Mutiny backup goalkeeper, Andy Kirk, who has not seen any league action this season.

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.

By then, the Mutiny was sold and it spiraled into insolvency.

Duncan and Hotham were later reinforced by the Russian squadron based at Harwich, and then by ships deserting the mutiny one by one.

Abidal, who played central defense at the World Cup rather than his Barcelona position of left back, was one of the players dropped by Domenech after the mutiny.

Before they could proceed word came that the mutineers had entered negotiations with the Earl of Northesk, captain of the 64-gun, and by 9 June the mutiny was on the verge of collapse.

"The mutiny by soldiers, unrest within the national police and strike action by customs officials are symptoms of the disintegration of the state and its incapacity to provide security," said an analysis by the International Crisis Group published in June.