Sentence examples for through the rioting from inspiring English sources

"There is a little healing so far, but not much," said Clemsford David, born in Guyana, a nurse at Kings County Hospital who lived through the rioting.

But what makes this show work is the way Hollands balances serious examination of the human condition with surreal imagery: the Queen in tweeds and headscarf walking calmly through the rioting streets of Windsor; a couple sitting in a Berkshire field, strapped to their seats after their aeroplane has crashed, remarking: "Well, England is pretty"; a group of nuns throwing a rave in their convent.

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.

Hanna didn't simply become an impressive lead singer; rather, she seemed to be living the characters who passed through the riot-grrrl community.

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.

In the modern era, too, summer has been the season of civil strife, from the "Red Summer of 1919" (when African-Americans were set upon in Chicago and Washington) through the riots of the 1960s (Watts in August 1965, Detroit and Newark in July 1967).

Strange sea creatures never before seen appear around the ships, and when the expedition is ready to deploy the tourmaline veils, they have to cut through the riot of organic growth that has totally filled the ships.

"It was a very hot day and you felt something was brewing - that atmosphere continued all the way through to the riots," he said.