Sentence examples for their unrest from inspiring English sources

What is often called Hong Kong's "umbrella revolution" has not transformed the territory's politics, but participants still proudly carry the symbol of their unrest.

In 1977 he helped stifle striking coal miners in the Jiu Valley when their unrest posed a threat to Mr. Ceausescu.

It was no surprise that the Aberdeen support made their unrest clear at half-time; their team had been chronically off the pace and lacking any form of goal threat.

Fans have shown their unrest at St James' Park Hull City Hull City P 34 GD -13 Pts 34 Form: W W L L L Last relegated: 2009-10  Fixtures: Arsenal (h) Mon, Burnley (h) 9 May, Tottenham (a) 16 May, Manchester Utd (h) 24 May Two wins in a week have transformed the mood around the hitherto plummeting Tigers and, given the run-in, they were sorely needed.

Chelsea fans reacted angrily to the appointment of former Liverpool boss Benitez and their unrest has increased in recent days with news that Lampard will not be offered a new contract, plus a 2-0 first-leg defeat at home to Swansea in the Capital One Cup semi-final.

They have tugged and pulled at their fringes and stoked their unrest and played and preyed on their patriotism.

"With all their boardroom unrest as well, Sunday has banana skin written all over it and Sheffield Wednesday will know that.

A year to the night that Ferguson, Missouri, went up in flames after the decision not to charge a white police officer for shooting dead a black teenager, authorities in Chicago were braced on Tuesday for their own unrest after deciding to do the opposite.

Shortly after their initiation, unrest rises in the countryside as a figure calling herself the "Black Samurai" distributes cursed books written to spread "knowledge and wisdom": some residents of Mikado, including Issachar, are turned into demons after reading the books at gatherings called "Sabbaths".

The BBC asked viewers in Brazil to upload short clips giving their views on the unrest in their own words.

Governors will not only be looking to Moscow for direction, but also over their shoulders for potential regional unrest — complicating their ability to govern.