Sentence examples for staged a revolution from inspiring English sources

The Los Angeles Times, whose newsroom staged a revolution last year against the newspaper's leadership, will be turned over to new leadership soon after the merger of its parent company, Times Mirror, with the Tribune Company.

When in July 1908 the Young Turks staged a revolution in Constantinople (now Istanbul), established a constitutional government, and inaugurated a reform program, the Austrian foreign minister Graf (count) Lexa von Aehrenthal resolved to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina before the new Turkish regime could regain control over them.

"I talk to you as I know you are waiting for me to make things clear and what's going on and what we're doing" — Mada Masr (@MadaMasr) 2 Jul 13 "We all know what existed before Jan 25 2011: corruption, election forgery, oppression, attacks on human dignity that held Egypt back" — Mada Masr (@MadaMasr) 2 Jul 13 "We staged a revolution together, a great revolution, a peaceful revolution.

In the past 100 years alone Berlin has staged a revolution, headquartered fascists, been divided, then reunited – a past that feeds the city's experimental character.

They thought he was going to sock it to Republicans and stage a revolution.

As Korda acutely observes, the Hungarians didn't simply stage a revolution against the Kremlin.

Thaksin Shinawatra, the former prime minister deposed in a coup in 2006, called on his followers to stage a "revolution".

To stage a revolution these days, all you have to do is call and have a good moan.

After last week's unrest the authorities dismissed the prospect of staging a revolution through social-networking sites as a "childish prank".

"It's like staging a revolution against yourself - saying that the Republicans have got to go so the Republicans can move in and clean up the mess".

And I'm fairly sure you've got more chance of performing at the Royal Variety than you have of staging a revolution and overthrowing the monarchy.