Sentence examples for overthrown with from inspiring English sources

There is, however, another Bernard Lewis to be found in this book, a more strident figure who believes not only that the United States was too soft during the Vietnam War but that Middle Eastern dictatorships must be overthrown with force.

The government does not accept that its preferred "moderate" forces are a fantasy and that a jihadi victory would be the only outcome if Assad were overthrown – with all the biblical-scale horrors which would flow from that for the Christians, Alawites, Shia and other minorities, as well as secular Sunnis.

The country has been in turmoil since Mohammed Morsi was overthrown, with protesters both for and against the ousted president massing on the streets.

Hardly had he arrived there when the government of the Swiss Confederation in Bern was overthrown, with the assistance of the French Directory.

In 1964, only two years after the publication of "Brazil," the democratically elected President was overthrown with American assistance.

After two official visits to the Transvaal (1893 and 1894), Loch was convinced that the Kruger regime could be easily overthrown with outside help.

But the way in which Mr. Aristide was overthrown -- with tacit American support -- meant that Haiti's new interim government remains unrecognized by Caricom, the economic community of Caribbean nations.

The whole civil-service system as it had previously existed was overthrown along with the dynasty in 1911/12.

A murderous dictator eventually overthrown (more with rapidly intercut speeches than swordplay), this Richard was also a smirking nihilist brought down by Queen Margaret's witchy curses.

The ball grazed Myers's hands, and Tim Jennings, who was stationed several yards behind Myers, picked off the overthrown pass with 1 minute 54 seconds remaining.

Unsurprisingly, a huge number of Nigerians are furious about the overthrown amendment, with many crying foul play and accusing Yerima of achieving the vote reversal through either bribery or bullying tactics.