Sentence examples for many riots from inspiring English sources
Ten years ago, in Gujarat, there used to be many riots.
Many riots have the support of a well-developed ideology, or they follow occasions when demonstrations and other less extreme tactics have won gains.
"There are so many riots, burnings, killings, and not even one case is condemned by the Shiites," said Adel al-Maawdah, chairman of the parliamentary committee on foreign affairs, defense and national security and a member of a fundamentalist Sunni political party.
Daubed with the graffiti of rival gangs along its main streets, the area has been the scene of many riots over the years, most recently in 2007 when the police moved in and evicted squatters from the Youth House, a social centre and base for environmental activists.
The crass stupidity of this tour is best summed up by the visit to Athens's Syntagma Square, "where the demonstrations protesting austerity measures have culminated and where many riots have started".
The crass stupidity of this tour is best summed up in the visit to historic Syntagma Square, "where the demonstrations protesting austerity measures have culminated and where many riots have started".
Filing out at the end, I realise I've never seen so many riot police attend a Brighton gig.
Six months after the violence many riot victims who lost their homes and businesses are also still waiting for compensation to be agreed.
"If they didn't do that, I think that there'd be riots in the streets, given the improvement" in schools, Mr. Bloomberg said at the time, prompting many riot-themed headlines.
Over 100 opposition politicians and activists are said to have been arrested.The protests faded late on Monday, with many riot police appearing in Tehran after dark, but more confrontation was expected on Tuesday.
Later they moved their ugly show to the street outside the hotel of the Japanese team, which left Beijing the following day ahead of schedule and under heavy police escort.As the presence of so many riot police indicated, none of this was unexpected, and indeed many feared worse.
