Sentence examples for is coup from inspiring English sources
noun
A quick, brilliant, and highly successful act; a triumph.
AUTUMN in Thailand is coup season.
All we hear about is coup d'état, AIDS, famine and war.
"NOW it is COUP – stand by for a retaliation from the UDD," the group tweeted.
His newest book is "Coup de Foudre: A Novella and Stories".
The French expression, at least in Stendhal, is "coup de foudre"; sad, but understandable, that Sophie Lewis had to switch to English for that.
When a country's military sends tanks into the streets, deposes an elected President, suspends the constitution, shuts down television stations, and arrests the leadership of the ruling party, the usual word for it is "coup".
People suspected of being coup supporters similarly were disqualified.
And what was Coup's response to comments like these?
Have there been coups before?
In total, 64.5% (118 out of 183) patients who showed vessel invasion were COUP-TFII overexpression.
