Sentence examples for has to overthrow from inspiring English sources

The player assumes the role of a young peasant named Diermot who has to overthrow an evil sorceress.

Do we have to overthrow capitalism to send us to the Stars?

They have to overthrow the Women's National Republican Club, which has never yet been done.

They can't hem and haw within Canada's neoliberal consensus – they have to overthrow it.

One of their mantas, hung from a bridge in Monterrey in February, said, "The government must make a pact with us because if not we will have to overthrow it and take power by force".

The American critic Harold Bloom had the notion of an "anxiety of influence" – whereby writers were locked in an Oedipal struggle with the literary predecessors they admired; Browning first imitated Shelley, and then had to overthrow him.

General Relativity wasn't always our theory of gravity; it had to overthrow Newton's law of universal gravitation.

Another advantage of this focus is that the educational system in the United States developed alongside the growth of the republic without having had to overthrow, as Tocqueville pointed out, a hereditary and hierarchical system, including that system's educational prejudices.

In the end, the United States was able to overthrow the Bolivian revolution without having to overthrow the government.

According to Satin, the third force will not have to overthrow capitalism, since Western civilization – not capitalism – is said to be responsible for the prison.

'We are more motivated to honor our dead, it's like a debt we get, we have to overthrow Sassou for them to rest in peace.'.