Sentence examples for intense rioting from inspiring English sources

In September 2009, dozens of young Ugandans were killed by the security forces in intense rioting in Kampala, the capital.

He photographed social unrest across the US, including the intense rioting that broke out in Detroit in 1967 – "It was wild, bullets everywhere.

Downtown Bangkok had mostly escaped the floods, but it had barely survived the intense rioting of 2010, when red-shirted supporters of Shinawatra, demanding early parliament elections, turned large parts of the financial district into a war zone.

On the morning of Monday 8 August – the day of the most intense rioting in the capital – many Londoners awoke to find BBM messages providing a roadmap for the impending disorder.

A cease-fire between Israel and the Palestinians crumbled within hours today when intense rioting and gun battles flared once more throughout the West Bank and Gaza Strip and in Arab towns inside Israel.

At least 27 people were arrested after intense rioting broke out following the funeral service for Freddie Gray, a young black man who died last week of injuries sustained after his arrest.

Thursday saw the most intense riots in London in a decade.

Will all that in mind, progress remains slow in Ulster, and we'll undoubtedly be back on the streets of Belfast next August to witness another summer of intense recreational rioting.

Intense Catholic riots followed.

Shirdi was one among the very few places in British India, where the Hindus and Muslims lived peacefully even during the intense communal riots.

Both incidents triggered intense protests and rioting that left dozens dead, back in February this year.