Sentence examples for great overturn from inspiring English sources

It certainly couldn't compare to the great overturn of 1946, when Republicans, after fourteen years of Democratic dominance, got to use a terrific slogan: "Had enough?" Nor can it rank with 1958, when the Eisenhower Presidency, and Dwight D. Eisenhower himself, seemed to be in steep decline, and the nation was in recession.

Do something great… overturn all these failed male structures of thinking, all this aggression in decision-making…" he pauses in his impromptu stump speech to the mother's union of Kingston upon Thames to laugh a little.

In Syria great truths overturn history; they are products of the impossible.

There were optimistic thoughts of promotion last season but a dreadful start to the campaign, that led to the sacking of Stuart Gray as manager, proved too great to overturn and they finished 11th in the table.

Even a twenty-first-century Ronald Reagan will have great difficult overturning it.

"But I'd be pining for it all day," he said".I had a great time overturning my habits of tempos in the Bach," Mr. Brey said.

In her new treatise, Conserving the Great Blue: overturning the dominant paradigm of the oceans, Deborah Wright proposes reversing our approach to marine conservation.

Cranks try to claim they have made great discoveries overturning established science," Graham wrote in an email to VICE News.

This is a great opportunity to overturn the textbook culture of the 'pseudocontext', where fake 'real-world' examples package a mathematical question.

But they bounced back from that disappointment to register a 3-0 aggregate win over Forest Green in the play-off semi-finals, before again having to display great resilience to overturn an early deficit against the Mariners.

They could no longer be overseen by their superiors". Night was not only a great leveller; it overturned the social order of the day.