Sentence examples for rioting itself from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the Voice of Palestine radio broadcast unusual Hebrew-language appeals for Israeli soldiers to restrain themselves, saying, "Our babies' blood is as red as your babies.' " For the first time, Palestinian rioting itself spread beyond the West Bank and Gaza into Arab towns like Nazareth inside Israel's borders.

As a Greek living in London, I can tell you that watching your country riot itself into the ground from afar is not a pleasant experience.

"There is no suggestion that they are supposed to sit back and let a riot burn itself out," he said.

But there is a larger sense, well outlined long ago by the hockey analysts Jeff Klein and Karl Reif, in which hockey has always, since its nineteenth-century beginnings in urban ethnic warfare, been a game uneasily attuned to riots, lending itself to a kind of clannish brutality that has to be, somehow, held in check for the game's superior, breathtaking creativity to take hold.

While riot grrrl itself had a wide diversity of sound, Bikini Kill rose to prominence by playing hardcore, an abrasive and usually heavily masculine kind of punk rock, made more famous by bands like Minor Threat and Black Flag.

Before the recent International Qud's day demonstrations, the streets of Tehran took a well deserved repose from the post-election riots, veiling itself under the Zen-like euphoria that comes with starving err fasting from sunup to sundown during the Islamic holy-month of Ramadan.

Now France has delivered one even more shrill.Even assuming that the rioting begins to work itself out, no mainstream politician is likely to emerge unscathed.

Eight years after this sprawling city chose a maverick Republican millionaire as mayor to help it recover from years of racial tension and a devastating riot, Los Angeles finds itself at a political crossroads.

The story goes back to the teenage radical feminist milieu that called itself riot grrrl, an explosion of bands, fanzines and cross-country committees of correspondence, a milieu with an especially strong presence in Olympia.

That famed outpouring of novels and poems and plays of the twenties, anxiously demonstrating the Negro's humanity and cultural citizenship, counted for nothing against the bludgeoning facts of the Depression, the Scottsboro trials, and the first-ever riot in Harlem itself, in 1935.

This methodology gets cast aside as "idealistic," ignoring historic victories such as Compton's Cafeteria Riot and Stonewall itself.