Sentence examples for peacefully out of from inspiring English sources
The situation felt peacefully out of my hands.
When Nelson Mandela died in 2013, a whole nation wondered how it would fare without the man who had led it peacefully out of apartheid.
There came a time when it was obvious that the Marcos tie was damaging American security interests and President Ronald Reagan — along with a people power revolution — played a role in easing him peacefully out of power.
But this march, passing close to where my great-grandfather had his violent protest cut short, I attended peacefully out of responsibility to the future; as a citizen becoming increasingly disillusioned with his state.
They cheered and then broke into chants calling for Ahok's arrest, but later people were streaming peacefully out of the area into a main thoroughfare of the city.
The cool heads of the OPP prevailed, no formal police action happened and the blockade came down peacefully out of fear of the lawsuit.
Early Friday morning however, The Times reports protesters peacefully "spread out pieces of cardboard and wrapped themselves in Mylar blankets, sheets of foam and bright colored sleeping bags" outside a Bank of America on 14th Street at University Place, and outside a Citi Bank on Broadway and 14th.
Late in that game, a fan with a "Fire Isiah" sign was peacefully moved out of a seat behind the team bench.
Remember, it was only in 1991 that, for the first time since independence, the leader of any African country (not counting the Indian Ocean state of Mauritius) was peacefully voted out of office in Benin, as it happens.
From around 1960, when Africa's colonies first became independent, until 1991, not a single one of Africa's 53 countries (now 54, including South Sudan), witnessed any leader or ruling party being peacefully voted out of office, with the noble exception of Mauritius, an island in the Indian Ocean, in 1982.
Rather than be peacefully escorted out of the station, the girls ignited chaos by resisting officers and proceeding to wildly smack them.
