Sentence examples for react to riots from inspiring English sources
But the first proper analysis of Twitter – thanks to 2.57m tweets seen by the Guardian's data team - seemed to show that the opposite happened, and that it was mainly used to react to riots and looting.
I didn't think any Republican leader could react to the riots in North Africa in a more blindly partisan, inappropriate way than Mitt Romney.
On Thursday the prime minister said police were slow to react to the riots.
Some Chinese people criticised the government when it failed to react to anti-Chinese riots in Indonesia in 1998.China's government has tried to dissociate itself from the conflict.
When the government reacted to the riots by scapegoating anyone even vaguely involved, it became clear, once again, how inadequate and out of touch their political points of reference were.
Initially, they were designed to help officers react to perilous situations such as riots, hostage taking and where an active shooter was barricaded into a house.
It is as if they are reacting to a riot situation – taking the level of force – and using it against students protesting on a university campus".
Meanwhile, the Fringe has tried to react to events – comedians writing in looting jokes, producers plugging ballets which, if you squint, look a bit like a riot.
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?
