Sentence examples for insurrection at from inspiring English sources

George Perkins Marsh, the American minister in Turin, fretted that America would be implicated in Garibaldi's "insurrection" at Aspromonte.

J.C. Penney had actually been interviewing Mr. Tysoe for several weeks, before Mr. Ackman began his insurrection at the board, according to a person briefed on the matter.

He was promoted to general in October and served as minister of war until November; he later suppressed an insurrection at Genoa (April 4 5 , 1849.

This posture of neutrality was thought necessary to keep a Europhobic Tory insurrection at bay and to avoid compromising Britain's negotiating position in Brussels.

Fearing fatal insurrection at home and with their oil exports blocked, Khamenei and the mullahs, egged on by trigger-happy Revolutionary Guards, may choose to export chaos instead.

For as long as Trump's been running, for instance, there's been talk of a Republican insurrection at the convention this week.

Anarchists were active in the Romagna and parts of the south and occasionally attempted to carry out insurrections, as at Matese in 1877, or to kill the king, as Giovanni Passanante attempted to do in 1878.

The Colorado leader Venancio Flores launched the Liberating Crusade in 1863, an insurrection aimed at toppling Bernardo Berro, who presided over a Colorado Blanco coalition (Fusionist) government.

No group of the Syrian insurrection has, at this stage, the capacity to stock and use these agents, and certainly not of a similar size to that used during the night of August 21, 2013, at Damascus.

In the past few weeks, a Yemeni with whom I discussed the recent conflict in his homeland has noticed a similar change as the extremist group's members have publicly declared their intention to attack the Houthis, the widely hated group of Shiite rebels whose armed insurrection is at the heart of the wave of violence that has engulfed the country.

The protesters, who have brought much of the city to a halt for five months, said three people were killed in the operation.Mexico's president, Vicente Fox, had come under mounting pressure to intervene to settle the conflict in Oaxaca, which began with a teachers' strike and grew into a quasi-insurrection aimed at ousting Ulises Ruiz, the unpopular governor of the state.