Sentence examples for like riots from inspiring English sources

The state-run newspapers are refraining from publishing slogans like "Riots beget riots, not democracy".

"It's like riots in west Belfast," said Stephen, who was discovered by terrorists hiding under a bed.

By his early teens he was going to punk concerts downtown and playing in groups with names like Riots and At Risk.

In 2008, this is what the crisis looked like: riots, people burned and hacked to death, and flying bullets and bows and arrows.

"Who knows what would have happened?" Giving more visibility to photos of breaking news events — like riots in Paris or minor car crashes — was one idea that never got off the ground.

The news of life on the moon spread like riots had the previous year, when mobs of white New Yorkers hit the streets looking for blacks, abolitionists, and "amalgamators" — the name given to those whom they feared were in favor of race-mixing — to intimidate, beat up, or worse.

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He says he doesn't like riot gear for protests, even if it makes his officer a little safer, because that leads to more aggression on both sides.

The pianist Kathleen Supové plays a Yamaha Disklavier, her part blending with sampled lines of the balafon (a West African xylophone) and ngoni (a plucked string instrument) in a Messiaen-like riot of color.

The above example shows that video events like ("riot') may consist of certain frames or subclips of consistent appearances but varying temporal orders.

"And because of, like, riot grrrl and stuff, it's not even weird that Vivian Girls is a band.