Sentence examples for street uproar from inspiring English sources

Since it has been ruled by a municipality in New Jersey that I control the front of my house out to the middle of the street ("Uproar as Law Bites Dogs," Feb. 16), I'm not going to let the neighbors I don't like use my sidewalk or park in front of my house.

Now he can barely cross the street without causing uproar.

4. A new Chinese adaptation of a Victorian pattern is brown on white bone china; $150 for a five-piece place setting at Uproar, 121 Greene Street (Prince Street). 5. Wedgwood's Plymouth, an adaptation of an 18th-century pattern, has floral designs on the rims of the plates and bowls.

To national uproar and street protests, Barclays bosses Bob Diamond and John Varley defended their controversial move to take the 200-year-old bank off-shore, with the most stinging attack on the then Labour government's latest "super" bonus tax on bankers, levied in revenge for the biggest banking bailout in history.

REUTERS A.I.G.'s Chief Backs Off Comments Over Bonuses  |  After telling The Wall Street Journal that the uproar over bonuses at the American International Group was similar to racial crimes in the South, Robert H. Benmosche, the chief executive of A.I.G., said in a statement that he had made "a poor choice of words.

The complaints caused an uproar on Wall Street and prompted Bloomberg to conduct a review of its operations.

She said more openness from the start could have prevented the uproar on Wall Street over those reforms.

Conspiracy theorists put it about that the bank was cleverly avoiding the current uproar over Wall Street under the veil of poverty.

Now the Palestinians are grappling with a domestic and regional uproar, with angry street protests at home and condemnation pouring in from Doha to Damascus.

The entire scene was a step backward in a year marked by forward-thinking considerations of gender, including widespread uproar against everyday street harassment and close considerations of inequality in several professional fields.

But it was the response of many Chinese — who walked, drove or bicycled past the listless body of the toddler lying in a busy urban street — that has created an uproar and touched off a debate in China about the proper response of passers-by to tragic accidents.