Then, on Sunday, protesters in Sana, the capital, advanced toward government troops and began throwing rocks — at whose instigation is not clear — and the soldiers responded with deadly force.
Several sagas about King Olaf I Tryggvason, at whose instigation the Icelanders adopted Christianity, were also written at Þingeyrar, where the work of the monks was fanciful rather than realistic.
At whose instigation he wrote Defensio Regia pro Carolo I ("Defense of the Reign of Charles I"), which was published anonymously in November 1649, is not clear, but it seems certain that Charles II paid for the printing.
Constantine lies asleep, in a tent upon whose draperies shines the arresting light of revelation.
But it also depends upon the cooperation of Iran, over whose airspace civilian and cargo airlines fly and upon whose roads gas and goods are trucked into Nakhchivan.
Not the people upon whose legacy our soft power is based.
DECEDENT: The person from whom, and upon whose death, another derives a right or obligation.
To acknowledge that support, the Dames bestowed certificates upon members whose husbands were graduating.
King James V of Scotland, travelling incognito, happens upon Ellen Douglas, whose clan is feuding with him.
In 1926, Ingram's marriage with his wife Jane was dissolved upon his instigation on the grounds of desertion on her behalf.
In Turin in 1677 an attempt was made to murder him, for reasons that are not known, though it was believed to be at the instigation of a Venetian senator with whose fiancée Stradella had eloped.
