Sentence examples for convulsions in from inspiring English sources

Saakashvili had just, by… A reckoning of the increasing convulsions in Cairo is not easy.

In 1966 Mr. Jacopetti made "Africa Addio" ("Goodbye, Africa"), which depicted violent convulsions in postcolonial Africa.

The convulsions in the world's money markets have just opened up a new landscape.

A reckoning of the increasing convulsions in Cairo is not easy.

The United States cannot end Africa's political and military conflicts, including the convulsions in Sudan, Sierra Leone, Angola and Burundi.

By Wendell Steavenson October 11, 2011 A reckoning of the increasing convulsions in Cairo is not easy.

In 1960, Knopf merged with Random House, marking the start of a period of great corporate convulsions in American publishing.

Historians said that given the repressive autocracies among Arab countries, the convulsions in Egypt and elsewhere were painful but inevitable.

He has to create one of the great convulsions in Wimbledon history by beating the magnificent Rafa Nadal.

Norrington is strong on the work's metaphysics, on the almost Shakespearean sense that disturbance in nature is linked to convulsions in the souls of men.

But the bloody convulsions in Libya also pose some big questions about David Cameron, none larger than this: does he have a foreign policy?