Sentence examples for coup her from inspiring English sources
In 1980, she and her family fled Monrovia following a coup; her mother was raped and, on her fourteenth birthday, a cabinet-minister cousin was publicly executed.
Before the 1969 coup, her father had been a diplomat, and both her parents had been involved in the Somali independence movement in the 1960s.
A rudimentary version of Times Square2000.com went up in September, and Ms. McGriff announced her greatest coup: her site would be the global sponsor for America Online's "Party of the Millennium".
"Our information," Tutwiler's briefing paper said, "is that the sanctions on the assembly sector largely affect innocent Haitians and have no serious impact on those behind the coup". Her announcement came despite intense opposition to the move by the Organization of American States, which had recommended strong sanctions immediately after the overthrow of Aristide.
Chilean-American writer Isabel Allende worked as a journalist and broadcaster before the 1973 military coup forced her and her family to flee the country.
Ms. Rousseff and her supporters have likened the impeachment drive to a slow-rolling coup by her political rivals, among them Mr. Temer, her vice president, who last month joined those calling for her impeachment.
Her opposition to the coup catapulted her into global recognition.
What kept me awake was Helen Mirren's imperial performance as Prospera (above), gender-flipped from Prospero in the film's boldest coup, and her touching relationship with her daughter Miranda, also beautifully played by Felicity Jones.
This summer she was removed from the home she has occupied since 1940 by a district nurse coup – against her wishes, those of her family and GP – and is now on a disorientating, stifling and noisy geriatric ward.
But the account Clinton offered of her response to the coup in her memoir Hard Choices was omitted from last year's paperback edition.
Then it was time to reprise her 1998 Grammy Awards show coup with her version of "Nessun Dorma," the Puccini aria, with a synthesized orchestral backing.
