Sentence examples for through riots from inspiring English sources

It suffered through riots when policing broke down in the summer of 1991, and was hit with looting during the blackout of 1977, when Abraham D. Beame was mayor.

To be fair, Birmingham wasn't the only city in America that suffered through riots as a result of busing, but it was certainly the most notorious because of its segregationist history.

"It doesn't have to be through rioting.

China is building a pipeline which from 2011 will connect gasfields in Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan with China itself (through riot-torn Xinjiang).

Moss, 51, grew up in Miami's inner-city Overtown neighborhood and as a teenager lived through rioting after white police officers fatally beat a black motorcyclist in 1980.

Some tourists said they had come specifically to see how the city had come through the riots.

Through the riots last year, we had conference calls at 11pm, and it was expected that you were in the office".

Armando Iannucci, the writer of the satirical film "In The Loop," and a Twitter addict, had been silent through the riots largely because he was on vacation.

Relatedly, democratization is also a process in which various social groups have made claims on the state through protests, riots, strikes, and lobbies.

We'll never have an opportunity to build another concert hall.' I said, 'We've been through the riots, an earthquake, the recession and now this.

Poland's game with Russia certainly proves worth the trip, even if I have to pick my way through the riots to collect my late-booked ticket.