Sentence examples for think of riots from inspiring English sources
"If 99.9% of the world's population think of Northern Ireland at all, they probably think of riots in east Belfast and burning cars.
"Give me the old splintered floor, a sofa with all the stuffing coming out of it, the smell of liniment, Fiery Jack," countered Bumble, who never once thought of rioting, not even in the face of the terrible hardships suffered in the old Essex changing rooms at Ilford.
Aside from the bands that come to mind when one thinks of Riot Grrrl, (Bratmobile, Heavens to Betsy, Huggy Bear ,Bikini Kill) Chicago is home to a woman who made the genre known to everyday America.
Just think of the riots and deaths sparked by rampaging hordes of youths in Nigeria, Zimbabwe and Kenya.Success breeds successThere are plenty of reasons to fear the worst.
Think of the Japanese after Pearl Harbor, think of communal riots after atrocities in countries all over the world — it could have been much worse.
It might be comforting to think of the riots as an extension of a familiar debate and to argue that the underlying ills can be easily remedied with a little more state largesse but there is little reason to do so.
And my David and Goliath story is not the only one; think of Pussy Riot and the havoc wrought by three young women and a feminist song.
What do you think of Pussy Riot's gender politics?
He said that the model village had false walls, "because literally if you think of a riot and a crowd, there's quite a lot of bodies bouncing off walls in a crush.
When we hear the word revolution, one usually tends to think of images of rioting, unrest and utter chaos.
