Sentence examples for into the bulwark from inspiring English sources

The reform did not transform the peasantry into the bulwark of support that the autocracy needed; and during 1917 peasants everywhere participated in the revolutions, seizing properties belonging to the Stolypin farmers.

Western governments were Twitter fans in these instances; it's only when its snappy bursts intrude into the bulwarks of their own establishment that governments stop liking it, and begin murmuring about "legislating" and "controlling" the internet, as Nicolas Sarkozy did last week at the G8 summit.

But together or apart, self is a brick in the bulwark of human biology.

A number of competing bars have been built into the outer bulwark of the National Theatre in London, and when she emerges from rehearsals one night in September the Australian actor Elizabeth Debicki – animated, adamant, 6ft 3in – hesitates.

Even if you get the economy going, how many millions will be forced into poverty that would otherwise be the bulwark of democracy if they were helped now?

Parizhskaya Kommuna was forced to put into Brest for repairs, which included the removal of the bulwark that retained so much water.

Southern whites became the bulwark of the Republican Party.

The bulwark against these attacks has always been the government.

"These are the bulwark of a strong economy moving forward".

In the same way I think the triumph of practical compromise that ushered post-dictatorship Spain into the European Union must offer the model for necessary adjustment  — including possible constitutional reform  — and the bulwark against fracture.

In 1942 he began belatedly to rewrite The Bulwark, a novel begun in 1912.