Sentence examples for the upsetting of from inspiring English sources

Of course, unlikely juxtapositions and the upsetting of expectations are the stuff of new dance.

The upsetting of the daily apple cart?' " Events resolved themselves when Armey, after meeting with the young conspirators, had second thoughts and informed Gingrich of the rebellion.

He applied Situationist theory to pop music, the results of which were employed in the pursuit of anarchy – or at the very least, the upsetting of the status quo.

Mr. Nehru said he had told the American and British diplomats that "anything that involved the upsetting of present arrangements in Kashmir would be very harmful to the people of Kashmir and future relations between the two countries," India and Pakistan.

Yet there is a rising sense in both communities, and not only in Iraq, of some kind of impending historical showdown.One obvious factor is the upsetting of old balances by the intrusion of western power, not only in Iraq, but in Afghanistan and more widely, through the global campaign against Islamist terrorism.

In this paper, an analysis of the upsetting of axisymmetric cylindrical billets of porous materials is made on the basis of plasticity theory.

Hopes of the upset of upsets disappeared when David Livermore conceded a penalty, which Ruud van Nistelrooy buried.

For one half Sunday, it seemed that the Jets might pull off the upset of upsets here.

Had Chris Cook been half an inch taller, they could well have pulled off the upset of upsets.

Not in Paris, however, where Razzano ended up with the upset of a lifetime.

pulled off the upset of the season and avenged its only loss.