Sentence examples for next riots from inspiring English sources

Right on Brixton Road, cars flipped and burnt.' So, when the next riots came, in 1985, Ian knew what they were - and he and his teenage mates decided which stores to hit: Frank Johnson's (Brixton's best trainer outlet, always the first to be turned over), and the Lonsdale shop, for table tennis bats.

They'd rather be in the suburbs watching over the next riots.

"Oil price predictions used to be about oil consumption and markets, but now it's about where the next riot will break out," said Stale Tungesvik, a senior executive at Statoil, the Norwegian oil giant.

"Bruv, you know there's some next riot happening in Walthamstow?" "Oh, really?" I jumped in, pleased to have finally made some progress.

Barring future riots, Hole is scheduled to play its next concert in London on Feb. 17.

The next day, riots broke out atop the Mount, across the West Bank and Gaza, and, soon after, in Arab areas of Israel proper.

The next day, riot police wielding electric-shock batons broke up the demonstration in Democracy Square.

The mock trial was held March 20 and largely ignored by international and Afghan news media until Mr. Karzai denounced it in early April; the next day, rioting began.

All the guards at Bayside were ordered to report to work and the next day, riot police from the department's special operations group arrived to help enforce the lockdown.

The next night, rioting again surrounded Christopher Street; participants remember differently which night was more frantic or violent.

On 5 April The Observer (The Guardians sister newspaper) published the first photograph of Tomlinson lying on the ground next to riot police.