Sentence examples for failed rebellion from inspiring English sources

Many of the black loyalists in Sierra Leone did die, from disease, hunger, failed rebellion, or French attack.

After one failed rebellion in 1987, Mr. Alfonsín and congressional leaders were forced to enact legislation halting most of the investigations and trials.

After November's failed rebellion by the LDP's frustrated liberals, party grandees have sensibly added a reformist gloss to the new government.In this section Pakistan's cash A sort of reform Justice for all?

1000), an invaluable source for understanding tenth-century West Francia (present-day France), provides a rare contemporary account of the waning Carolingian dynasty, accession of Hugh Capet, and failed rebellion of Charles of Lorraine.

Many members of the Legislature had expected that Mr. Ramirez would be selected as the Assembly's majority leader, replacing the second-ranking member, Michael J. Bragman, who organized the failed rebellion.

The failed rebellion also affected Mexican relations with the United States.

And equating the "constant struggle" of that science-loving French emperor (who led two failed rebellions and spent years in prison and exile) with the plight of his favorite scientist (the academy snobs wouldn't let him join their club) seems particularly far-fetched.

The sultan's attempt to suppress the uprising failed, and rebellion spread rapidly.

In 2000 he led a failed military rebellion against Mr Fujimori.

One of the most compelling is Jack Cade, who led a failed popular rebellion against Henry VI in 1450.

The announcement of the increased patrols came one day before the 50th anniversary of a failed Tibetan rebellion against Chinese rule.