When upheaval hits Estonia with a Russian occupation, Deborah flees to the United States but Dan is unable to and is sent to a Siberian labor camp.
When a major upheaval hits, time slows to a crawl and life is experienced in slow motion, as if your own body is ambivalent about being alive after the loss of a loved one or a way of life.
The tram crash is not the only upheaval to hit Coronation Street.
Crime fiction, says Tana French, is ideally placed to explore the huge collective moral and psychological upheaval that hit Ireland over the last couple of decades.
JUST a month after the prime minister, Ariel Sharon, overturned Israeli politics by quitting the ruling Likud to form his own party, Kadima ("Forward"), a similar upheaval has hit the Palestinian Authority (PA).
The art world was democratized, in part, by the same social upheavals that hit the larger society in the 1960s.
Quakelike upheavals have hit the small European townscapes depicted by this Spanish artist, better known abroad for portraying Spanish royalty and statesmen.
Peter's work suggests that peaks of violence in the US work on a 50-year cycle, with the next state of upheaval set to hit humanity in 2020.
While the country was facing cultural upheaval, it also was hit by horrific tragedies.
In an unusual statement issued Tuesday, Mr. Ackermann said Deutsche Bank's linchpin sales and trading and corporate finance operations would be hit by the upheaval in the credit markets.
