Sentence examples for had a revolt from inspiring English sources
"I nearly had a revolt from the engineers," Lieu said, when this technology was unveiled.
After reading the column on the low interest rates paid on savings accounts, I can only wonder what would happen if we had a "revolt of the savers" ("0.2% Interest? You Bet We'll Complain," Fair Game, March 4).
"You will have a revolt if it continues like that".
But it is plain to party managers that Mr Blair has a revolt on his hands.
ChinaCast has a revolt on its hands that it is finding difficult to quell.
"I think we'd have a revolt with our membership," he explained.
"If you put tolls on existing lanes, my guess is you're going to have a revolt.
"If the establishment tries to put in a Mitt Romney or Paul Ryan or someone like that because you would have a revolt," said Tyler.
"If you don't communicate and you don't motivate, you are going to wear thin or you're going to have a revolt".
"The only way they will stop the spending is to have a revolt on their hands," Elwin Thrasher, a 66-year-old semiretired lawyer in Florida, said in an interview after the poll.
"If you have members refusing to vote for Reid on procedural issues you will have a revolt in the party," Dean said.
