Sentence examples for overthrown at from inspiring English sources

It does make the distinction with regimes it dislikes (such as Iran, where it blindly hopes the mullahs will be overthrown at any moment), but not with the regimes it likes.

Radicalized by their experience of prison and torture, some of its members (who eventually left the organization) concluded that the state had to be overthrown at all costs, even with violence.

Overthrown, at school and home by blind men.

Schake called it "a Mossedegh moment in American foreign policy," referring to the Iranian prime minister overthrown at America's behest in 1953.

Hay despised President Jackson and Jacksonian democracy, which he deemed corrupt and responsible for the continuation of the slave system that Hay saw overthrown at huge cost in the American Civil War.

Hartley overthrew at a line-out in his own 25 and the ball was claimed on the floor by Robin Sowden-TayloRobin

Such observations overthrew, at least temporarily, the view held by the French chemist Claude-Louis Berthollet that compounds have a variable composition.

Hooper also gathered an All Blacks overthrow at a lineout to set up Will Genia for his 70-meter run to the try line.

Johnson retired 20 straight batters before walking Bernard Gilkey on four pitches in the eighth inning, and Miller sensed he was overthrowing at that point.

The wrought-ironworker John Warren worked under Stanton at Denham Place, Buckinghamshire, and the fine wrought iron gates and overthrow at Belton may be his.

If things are messy and prolonged, we could find some friendly governments possibly overthrown, or at least in much worse shape.