Sentence examples for took uneasy from inspiring English sources
In 2008, over 1,500 African immigrants from countries like Senegal, Ghana, and Burkina Faso took uneasy refuge in the ghetto of the small Italian town of Rosarno to work in the fields known as A Chjàna (which means "the Plain").
When the liaison officer left her house, she took an uneasy breath.
The movie takes an uneasy turn when Cathy is absorbed into the civilising world of Thrushcross Grange, and Heathcliff is quite literally thrown out, as well he might be after telling the genteel Lintons: "Fuck you.
Not surprisingly, Marilyn Manson took inspiration from this uneasy mood.
Half a dozen buses were destroyed during the riots, but afterward an uneasy calm took hold, and that is when the eyes began to appear.
Instead, an uneasy truce took hold, analysts of the region say: in exchange for nominal support, the southern elite were given carte blanche to rule as they pleased at home.
As people prepare to go, they take on an uneasy, shifty look, and start checking prices.
The second takes us to uneasy psychological realms, the closest music comes to a portrayal of what can only be deep depression.
While Del Toro's influence is felt throughout, it's curator Joseph Muñoz of Burbank who takes on the uneasy task of tour guide through a Pandora's box of art-from-art.
In order to keep capital punishment off the table, Clarke is taking on the uneasy task of making a jury feel sorry for a guy she's already admitted is a homegrown terrorist.
