Sentence examples for rebellion through from inspiring English sources

His whole deal is to encourage a rebellion through just chillin'.

In 1920, the British eventually ended the rebellion through a combination of aerial bombardment and punitive village-burning expeditions.

"It's another form of peaceful rebellion, through these very limited channels that artists have available to them, especially those in Iran".

In hopes of curing Tagg's adolescent rebellion through hard work, his parents sent him to live with his maternal grandparents one summer, where he scrubbed boats for a company that his grandfather owned.

But my sense is that many of the Republicans and independents I've spoken to who plan to vote for Senator Obama (and some for Senator Clinton) in the primary will not carry that rebellion through to the general election.

The question is how war would sit with Mr Erdogan's brave effort to end the Kurds' 29-year-long rebellion through direct talks with the imprisoned Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK) leader, Abdullah Ocalan or with Turkey's deepening friendship with Iraq's oil-rich Kurds.

But the French specialise in staging rebellions through the ballot box.

Following the Servile Wars of the Republic, legislation under Augustus and his successors shows a driving concern for controlling the threat of rebellions through limiting the size of work groups, and for hunting down fugitive slaves.

Thus, whoever wins the runoff in May, whether centrist Emmanuel Macron or far-right Marine Le Pen, will have a tricky job ahead of them as they seek to embrace a festering rebellion and push through new policies.

Before the year ended, rebellion swept through the West Bank; frustration and humiliation transmogrified into nationalism.

The occasion for Parson Leach's sermons on moderation is the threat of rebellion spreading through Maine's villages and farms.