Sentence examples for face revolt from inspiring English sources
Was Agamemnon a decent man in a dreadful situation when he was confronted with the choice to either sacrifice his daughter Iphigenia or face revolt from his army?
Ministers also face revolts over plans for a new generation of "starter homes", which many say will be unaffordable for new buyers, and proposals for the forced sale of council homes.
"Cadbury facing revolt over new Dairy Milk" read a recent headline.
Earlier this week, Mark Zuckerberg faced revolt from hundreds of thousands of users who labelled the service "spooky and stalker-esque".
Bosses at a string of companies faced revolts.
Two directors at Xstrata's annual meeting in Zug, Switzerland, also faced revolts from investors.
Schools across France are facing revolts from students demanding the right to wear raunchy clothing banned by educators.
They forced the emperor Tu Duc, then facing revolts elsewhere, to cede the three eastern provinces of southern Vietnam, called Cochinchina by the French, to France in 1862.
It was the year that online hate and misinformation became an unavoidable reality and Google, Microsoft and Amazon faced revolts from their own employees over ethical lapses.
Early in his reign, Peter faced revolts by his brothers, which he suppressed, and also endured raids by the Magyars, who crossed Bulgaria on their way to the Byzantine Empire.
They forced the emperor Tu Duc (q.v ., then facing revolts elsewhere, to cede the three eastern provinces of southern Vietnam, called Cochinchina (q.v). by the French, to France in 1862.
