Sentence examples for overturning with from inspiring English sources

A ferry overturning, with cars sliding into the water like enormous dishes falling off a tilted tray, makes the special effects in "Titanic" look insubstantial and obvious.

And those awards that civil juries do make are being overturned with greater frequency.

The conviction was overturned with the appeal court finding there was insufficient evidence against Kelly.

A broadcasting shibboleth was also overturned with this Thursday's ­emergency Question Time on BBC1.

The order that Coleman overturned with, seemingly, a blast from his alto saxophone is, in a word, bebop.

Human rights groups called for the verdict to be overturned, with Amnesty International describing it as "shameful but sadly predictable".

George's was the first case to be overturned with the help of an innocence project in nine years.

But a retrial saw the convictions dramatically overturned, with Canning herself being convicted of "wilful and corrupt perjury".

Arbitrators' decisions are difficult to overturn, with courts ruling a side must show bias or misapplication of the law.

His most potent tool is the veto, which can only be overturned with a three-fifths majority in the lower house of parliament.

As old patterns of patronage were overturned with the arrival of new prestige goods outside the control of the former rulers, new adventurers came onto the scene.