Sentence examples for out riot from inspiring English sources

Whenever Shia lads burnt tyres or scrawled anti-government graffiti, Sheikh Khalifa would call out riot police to round up—and often beat up the miscreants, while Sheikh Issa busied himself with charming foreign visitors.

But to call one now, after having already endorsed a landslide victory for Ahmadinejad and called out riot police to enforce it, would be an admission that a brute power grab had been attempted and abandoned.

Last week, Jordan, which has a substantial Palestinian population of its own, was forced to call out riot police officers to suppress demonstrations against the Israeli actions in the West Bank and Gaza.

One summer night in 1981, several members were arrested after spray-painting walls in our town with slogans including "Tories Out," "Riot Against Thatcher," and "Jobs Not Fireworks" — this last an objection to the lavish preparations for the forthcoming royal wedding.

Police get out riot shields and form cordons at the east end of Railton Road.

Lawmakers trying to avoid a "throw the bums out" riot this November haven't done themselves any favours with this ruling.

When Egypt was knocked out, riots broke out between Egyptian and Algerian fans not just in Cairo, but in Algeria, Saudi Arabia, France and England.

But as word spread that Mr. Mohamed was being forced out, riots erupted in Mogadishu, Somalia's bullet-riddled capital.

If a doomsday were to break out riots and looting are sure to happen, so its useful to have a blast door and bullet proof vests.

Capturing onstage and off with equal energy — at one point only the inspired freestyling of artists like Redman and MC Supernatural stand between Mr. Weisberg and an all-out riot — "Rock the Bells" is a fascinating glimpse of a dreamer and a music culture that has always depended on dreams.

The phones were apparently a core part of the London riots this year, and folks in Indonesia started an all-out riot over the half-off BlackBerry Bold 9790.