Sentence examples for overthrown from from inspiring English sources

One native Communism, Cambodia's Khmer Rouge, was overthrown from without by Communist Vietnam.

The 86-year-old was overthrown from power in February 2011 following mass protests on the streets of Cairo.

Libya proved that the leaders of some medium-size powers can be overthrown from a distance, without putting American boots on the ground, by using weapons fired from sea and air with the heaviest load carried by partner nations — in the case of Libya, European allies and even some Arab states.

Rush Limbaugh: "Our country is being overthrown from within".

The traditional elite, consisting of the upper classes, who had been overthrown from political power by the Ba'athists, felt threatened by the Ba'ath Party's socialist policies.

But the most decisive obstacles were the impregnable walls of Constantinople, which ensured that an emperor who controlled Constantinople could only be overthrown from within the city.

"But it will be temporary only until we overthrow from power [President] Tomislav Nikolic and [Prime Minister] Aleksandar Vucic, our renegades and Serbian traitors".

While Johnson was dominating, Mike Pelfrey fell victim to a case of overthrowing, perhaps from the adrenaline of his first opening day start.

Or there's Simon Danczuk, the MP who has pledged to do all he can to overthrow Jeremy Corbyn from day one of his leadership.

Labour MPs will work to overthrow Jeremy Corbyn "from day one" if members and supporters elect him as leader, a disgruntled MP has said.

Together with his brother, Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, he exercised enormous power and helped overthrow governments from Iran to Guatemala to Congo.