Sentence examples for its unrest with from inspiring English sources

Wembley was noisily registering its unrest with Capello and England, who were without the suspended Wayne Rooney, when Johan Djourou's foul on Jack Wilshere gave Frank Lampard the opportunity to pull a goal back from the spot before the interval and provide the foundations for a second-half recovery.

Although the work is plotless, it evokes feelings of social unrest with its ominous treads and insistent jumps.

Israel can contain unrest with its network of village informants, its secret police and night detentions.

"When we passed it there was a lot of unrest, with 17-year-olds throwing petrol bombs," says Justice Minister Sadullah Ergin.

Critics of the International Monetary Fund say its rescue packages for the region have raised the risk of social unrest, with an emphasis on high interest rates.

She even made it into Vogue just months before the start of the unrest with a profile titled "A Rose in the Desert".

Protectionism can be quelled with diplomacy, unrest with force.

Even then, Obama navigated the unrest with his signature pragmatism.

A Level B would indicate intense unrest, with the volcano deforming rapidly and many earthquakes.

In 1963 Sithole returned to Rhodesia as unrest with Nkomo's leadership was mounting.

He met the rising groundswell of popular unrest with intensified police repression.