Sentence examples for days a revolution from inspiring English sources

But these days a revolution seems possible.

With the danger gone for the time being, Mr Assad's foes have brought back the spirit of the early days of a revolution that has proved more tenacious in the rural areas around Damascus than farther afield.

"I don't remember the speech," she recalled, "except for the last line: 'It's a beautiful day for a revolution.' " A year later, though she had never voted and had just registered as a Democrat, she became a McGovern delegate to that summer's Convention.

In the revolution's early days, Abed's choice was similar.

Liquid chromatography in those days was undergoing a revolution that led to a dramatic increase in resolving power through the use of columns packed with small particles with the mobile phase delivered by high pressure pumps.

Then, one day, there was a revolution.

When Americans had to wait in line to buy gas back in the 1970s, or when they were told they could only buy it on certain days, it nearly caused a revolution.

As Omar Nagati, a young Egyptian architect and planner, put it the other day: "This was always a revolution about unjust urban conditions and about public space.

To stage a revolution these days, all you have to do is call and have a good moan.

In the days before social media and a revolution in the public relations industry, the Christmas week could feel very sleepy.

Its intriguing 15 days of events could kickstart a revolution in the way theatre is made and shown on the Fringe.