Sentence examples for flame of revolution from inspiring English sources
We need to stimulate the people, to keep the flame of revolution alive".
"Once again, you will have to be the crater from which the new flame of revolution erupts," he told his supporters in Toulouse, "lighting the fire of contagion that will become the common cause of the peoples of Europe".
At present, he is the big-talking standard-bearer of the ultra-conservatives, the so-called "men of principle" who hope to keep the flame of revolution burning through rigid enforcement of Islamic rules at home and shrill confrontation with Satanic foes such as America and Zionism abroad.
Eventually, someone in the crowd yelled, "I think we've heard enough from you now," and I saw the flame of revolution die from his eyes.
This silent yet powerful gesture from a small group of people sparked the flame of revolution and the struggle for self-determination in one of the world's most brutal police states that was dominated by fear.
HOLBROOK Sachem Public Library "Thomas Paine and the Flame of Revolution," a discussion on the life and writings of Thomas Paine at the end of the 18th century.
Morocco also shares some of the key trends that fanned the flames of revolution in Tunisia and Egypt.
Morocco shares some of the key trends that fanned the flames of revolution in Tunisia and Egypt.
The February Revolution of 1848 in Paris gave him his first taste of street fighting, and after a few days of eager participation he traveled eastward in the hope of fanning the flames of revolution in Germany and Poland.
They talked about the appearance of Mr. Huntsman at the McDonald 's onFeb. 20, and they mentioned a meeting that the embassy held with foreign journalists on March 10, citing them as proof of the United States' hand in fanning the flames of revolution.
As "the struggle" gives way to an effort to negotiate a new political order in South Africa, tens of thousands of young blacks like Mr. Jojiyasi, who embraced the slogan "liberation before education," are discovering that liberation might yield few benefits for them without the education they eschewed for the flames of revolution.
