Sentence examples for of being overthrown from inspiring English sources

His class did not see the English social order as tyrannical, worthy of being overthrown.

By the summer of 2015, President Assad seemed on the verge of being overthrown.

Many demonstrators were convinced that Russia's government was at direct risk of being overthrown.

He conceded some counterarguments to his policy: that the Afghanistan government is corrupt, mired in drugs and in "no imminent threat" of being overthrown.

The summit meeting, earlier scheduled for March, has already been delayed by the region's tumult, and although Mr. Zebari has insisted it will go forward, lawmakers and diplomats privately express skepticism and wonder if Arab leaders will dare leave their countries for fear of being overthrown in their absence.

The title of this Disrupt SF panel is terrible (two 'Disrupts,' seriously?), but its premise is pretty amazing: How do Millennials deal with shaking up an industry to the point where they define it, and are at risk of being overthrown by hungry upstarts?

The chances of any of the regimes being overthrown have receded.

The name Saruman means "man of skill"; he serves as an example of technology and modernity being overthrown by forces more in tune with nature.

When President Jamil Mahuad of Ecuador was overthrown last month, thousands of local Ecuadoreans kept abreast of the coup by tuning into the Delgado Radio Group, a station owned by Hector Delgado, an Ecuadorean travel agency magnate.

He was named the head of the Arab League shortly after King Farouk I of Egypt was overthrown in 1952.

Mr. Shamlu was a longtime advocate of greater political freedom; some of his writings were banned both before and after the Shah of Iran was overthrown in 1979 in the Iranian revolution.