Sentence examples for uproar came from inspiring English sources
Efforts to calm the uproar came in for mockery.
As war raged further west until the fall of Tripoli, the capital, in August and the death of Colonel Muammar Qaddafi in October, Benghazians felt increasingly neglected.The most recent uproar came after more than a month of nightly protests.
An online uproar came in response to a series of cease-and-desist letters from lawyers for a group of companies that use the copy protection system, demanding that the code be removed from several Web sites.
The uproar came two weeks after the city said it reached a proposed agreement with the Justice Department following seven months of negotiations, a deal that city officials have described as the best one available for Ferguson residents.
The 44th-minute uproar came after Vieira, hounded by Wim Jonk outside the Arsenal penalty area, reacted tetchily to the Dutchman tugging on his shirt and bowled him over.
This latest uproar came about a month after prominent Republicans excoriated Mr. Obama for supporting the building of a mosque near ground zero and just a few weeks after Glenn Beck, the television personality, held his faith-based rally on the National Mall.
The uproar came at a particularly uncomfortable time for legislators, who earlier this month were hosts for the annual meeting of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, which brought lawmakers from throughout the world to Nairobi to discuss the issues of the day.
The uproar comes as the Congress Party has been besieged for months over allegations of corruption.
The uproar comes as China's presumptive next leader, Xi Jinping, is due to make a visit to Washington.
Many details of what Iraqi newspapers have called the "emo killings" are murky, but the uproar comes at an awkward moment for Iraq.
The uproar comes after Putin signed a federal law in June against the propaganda of "non-traditional sexual relations" among minors, following 10 regional laws passed against homosexual propaganda among minors in recent years.
