Sentence examples for real upheaval from inspiring English sources

Now, by contrast, real upheaval seems to be afoot and, on Wednesday - when Giovanni Trapattoni presides over his first competitive home match since his enthronement as Ireland's manager last May - we shall find out whether the change introduced by the Italian is for the better.

But at the same time, this sounds like a deal that will further the goals of cable providers more than it will prompt any kind of real upheaval in the way we consume and interact with TV.

Not the trim-here-loophole-there type, but real upheaval.

If it stops getting better by very much, then you could have real upheaval.

Trevor Noah got down to the real upheaval rocking the U.S. on Thursday: "S**tstorm Donald".

The real upheavals in minds, he argues, were always made in the margins.

like those of the blacksmith and mason". The real upheavals in minds, he argues, were always made in the margins.

Henry Adams is there gluing together a model of Westminster Cathedral, and present, too, is Margaret Mitchell, whose creation Scarlett O'Hara - that great fictional survivor of the real upheavals of history, and America's sweetheart - seems to have taken on a life of her own.

In the early sections, Ferris takes him round alien parts of New York – an African hair-weave salon in the Lower Bronx, a granite slab in a cemetery, an abandoned Utz Potato Chip truck – before unveiling an America in the throes of real upheavals in the natural world.

So they are unprepared for the real turmoil accompanying their greatest upheaval in their young lives.

It's just before the 1920s in Birmingham at a time of real social upheaval.