Sentence examples for the coup of from inspiring English sources

At £18,000, it was the coup of the day.

After the coup of December 1983, he became permanent secretary.

He lost his job in the coup of July 1975.

After the coup of 2006, the US halted aid to Thailand.

"When I was young, I participated in various political events, including the coup of 1968.

He left politics after the coup of Louis Napoleon in 1851.

For Mr. Morris, this might have been the coup of a career.

"The Kingston Trio was the coup of all time," Mr. Lockwood said.

Foreign journalists have been banned from Burma, with the rarest of exceptions, ever since the coup of 1962.

This was the big change that put the frighteners on Labour MPs and made the coup of 7 September inevitable.

Chrysler, who had the coup of securing Bob Dylan as a frontman, seemed too awestruck to edit his script.