Sentence examples for move incited from inspiring English sources

The move incited a mob to storm the UN headquarters in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif, resulting in the death of seven UN staffers and five demonstrators.

There are moments when Ms. Ayre just moves, without inciting light patterns, as when she seems to be softly jerking away from a cloud of gnats.

The decision to place Awlaki on a hit list took place this year, the paper said, as US counterterrorism officials judged he had moved beyond inciting attacks against the US – he has a large following among English-speaking Muslims – to participating in them.

Nijinsky's moves in Afternoon of a Faun incited critics to say he looked as if he were performing a sex act.

It incited some urgency, too, with Dallas moving into first place in the N.F.C.

Penguin Prison: this tiny New York denizen incited a penguin prison riot with his dance moves.

When Mr. Walker moved to curb collective bargaining rights for public sector unions, he incited a huge backlash that seemed to re-energize the nation's labor movement.

When the 1999 season ended, Parcells's longtime aide-de-camp, Bill Belichick, snubbed the Jets' coaching job for the Patriots' job, a move that incited Jets fans.

The move has incited outrage south of the border, where heading to the blustery campuses of Edinburgh and St. Andrews has been an appealing option for generations of English students, including Prince William and his wife.

In Detroit, Salvation Army officials decided to cancel plans for a $40 million Kroc Center, a move that has incited outrage there and raised questions about how they have handled Mrs. Kroc's gift.

She left school aged 16 and got signed to Columbia shortly after, a move that seems to have incited Mean Girls-levels of malevolence at her school.