Sentence examples for days of disorder from inspiring English sources
Saunders said that, during the first days of disorder, she saw "speedy justice".
And my favourite passage of writing, anywhere, ever, from Underworld: "I long for the days of disorder.
A special motion condemning the riots and supporting those on the sharp end of seven days of disorder was backed across the Stormont assembly floor.
The shooting in Tottenham, north London, triggered the worst riots in England in recent times, with several days of disorder that began in London and spread to other towns and cities.
Towards the end of five days of disorder, David Cameron announced that the police had been given permission to use rubber bullets, and that there were contingency plans for water cannon to be available at 24 hours' notice.
In addition, the policing costs for the Metropolitan force for mutual aid, overtime and staffing are £74m for the four days of disorder, Godwin told the committee, which was taking its first evidence session on the English riots.
Wielding its power with a force that neither candidate had fully anticipated, a four-member majority of the seven-member court suddenly erased the growing sense of inevitability that had developed around Gov. George W. Bush and set loose what could turn out to be days of confusion and disorder.
Mr Juppé may represent the best chance of stopping Nicolas Sarkozy, a former president, from being the centre-right's candidate.Days of rage, and rosesMissouri's governor declared a state of emergency in Ferguson, a suburb of St Louis, following several days of looting and disorder that broke out after a policeman shot and killed a black teenager.
Even on what should have been the most orderly of days, there were touches of disorder throughout the evening, in keeping with the history of both the Democratic Party of New York and the nation's first family.
By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, April 23 , 1966P. 180 From the first days of the political disorders in S. Vietnam the administration has been playing it cool.
From the first days of the political disorders in S. Vietnam the administration has been playing it cool.
