Sentence examples for two upheavals from inspiring English sources

Duffy should consider the significance of the next two upheavals of Tudor England: Mary Tudor's coup d'état against Queen Jane Grey in 1553 and Sir Thomas Wyatt's rebellion against Queen Mary six months later.

In a race characterized by one upheaval in the polls after another, Mr. Santorum's bubble may yet pop.

The loss of it has created two major upheavals in commuting patterns.

Give or take a month or so, the original network run of "The Brady Bunch" coincided with two major upheavals in American society.

Profit margins for iron-ore miners were thin, even if relatively consistent compared to other metals.This arrangement, however, has been undermined by two consecutive upheavals.

The savagery of the Mongol conqueror Genghis Khan may have culled the global population by about 11 percent; two bloody upheavals in China — the An Lushan Rebellion and the collapse of the Xin Dynasty — each may have felled about 6 percent of humanity.

But the biggest gap this album has to bridge is the divide between the two major upheavals in Deal's life since 2002's low-key but irresistible Title TK.

"It seems to us both uncaring and unnecessary to put thousands of vulnerable people through the distress and uncertainty of two benefit upheavals in just a few years".

Two major upheavals in his career have occurred since that landmark victory at the All England Club: back surgery last September and a split with coach Ivan Lendl in March.

This could be one political upheaval that has a silver living.

The effect of endowing Henry with this ability, however, was largely negative in Scarisbrick's eyes: to Scarisbrick the Henrician period was one of upheaval and destruction and those in charge worthy of blame more than praise.