Sentence examples for subsequent revolt from inspiring English sources

The subsequent revolt by millions on the street, though quickly put down, again threatened the system's survival.

The subsequent revolt which has gripped Egypt has echoed throughout the Middle East from Libya to Syria to Bahrain.

A subsequent revolt against Christianity and the expulsion of Mellitus, their bishop, may have been a reaction to Kentish overlordship after Æthelberht's death as much as a pagan opposition to Christianity.

The region's dictatorships, coupled with excessive corruption and poverty, pushed people to the boiling point, and to the subsequent revolts.

McCaffrey served as St. Bonaventure's interim head coach when Jan van Breda Kolff was fired after a player-eligibility scandal and subsequent player revolt that abruptly ended the Bonnies' season last March.

The exact cause of the subsequent internal revolt is not clear, but the king had to flee from Poland, taking his son with him, and died in exile, traditionally at Ossiach in Carinthia or Wilten in Tirol.

Subsequent to the revolt, the secretary of the London Missionary Society warned Gladstone that Cort had been lying, but Gladstone continued to identify himself with Cort and his other agents.

He led a number of revolts in subsequent years and was several times imprisoned.

The Great Revolt and the subsequent sacking of Jerusalem in 70 CE brought about the destruction of Herod's Temple, including the Royal Stoa, by members of the Roman X Fretensis, XII Fulminata, XV Apollinaris and V Macedonica legions under the command of emperor Vespasian's son Titus.

The arrival of the well-known pan-Arabist rebel leader Fawzi al-Qawuqji in that same month, and his subsequent assumption of command of the revolt, further damaged the rebellion's coherence, despite his attempts to unify their ranks.

More on that revolting development in a subsequent column.