Sentence examples for public riots from inspiring English sources

Last year, Q announced that the president had ordered a "state of temporary military control" accompanied by "public riots," designed "to take back our country and make America great again". This was to have happened last November.

Limbaugh also denounced the "drive-by media" for its coverage of protests in Baltimore and Ferguson, Missouri, which he referred to as "public riots".

Public opinion mattered little, unless the public rioted, as it occasionally did.

The little versus the big, the peace of isolation against public riot, time brought to a halt against time racing frenetically forward, theatricality next to modesty.

But as the public riot in the streets over the abolition of slavery, how will the cast, critics and audience react to the revolution taking place in the theatre?

The public rioted upon hearing the verdict.

This act of juridical disrespect both in the dismissal of witness accounts and the prosecutor's defensive tone said loudly that public resistance, riots, or demands for redress would not be met with great seriousness.

The same court also sentenced five other people to lengthy prison terms for their role in harboring the man, Sonam Tsering, who was convicted of "rioting and inciting the public to riot," according to the Lhasa Evening News, which said the trial took place on Tuesday.

Rather, it was the "Dalai clique" that used a "very small group of people" to mislead the public into rioting.

In 18th and early 19th century America, the public repeatedly rioted against doctors and medical institutions accused of dishonoring the dead.

The police accuse Mr. Kejriwal and other activists from "India Against Corruption" of violating a rule on public assembly, rioting and damaging public property, including a police vehicle and barricades.