Sentence examples for rioting going on from inspiring English sources

"The black eye, if there's any black eye, was the extraordinary amount of rioting going on during Mr. Salazar's death...

The people of Walthamstow might no longer be on the streets, but Twitter was certain there was some rioting going on.

The people of Walthamstow might no longer be on the streets, but Twitter seemed certain there was some rioting going on.

Rioting went on for several more days.

"There was not a riot going on," Chief Fahey said.

If there was a riot going on, then obvoiously we're going into Armagideon Time.

The intensity of those... people wonder if there's a riot going on!

If there's a riot going on, you may rather finish the night with a wordless avalanche of noise.

Not only is the place packed to the rafters with suitably Hogarthian lunatics, but there is a full-scale riot going on too.

The accompanying DVD, shot by four cameramen on acid (literally), is a fascinating period piece, combining sometimes abruptly edited performance footage and gyrating close-ups with the riots going on outside the theatre.

In an appeal for donations on the crowd-funding site Indiegogo, Mr. Menchiari wrote that he is seeking money from supporters to "enable the developers to travel, document and experience live riots going on in Italy, Greece, Egypt and possibly many other places around the world".