Sentence examples for was upheaval from inspiring English sources
noun
The process of being heaved upward, especially the raising of part of the earth's crust.
There was upheaval at home, too.
"I think it was upheaval [for Faletau].
It is upheaval, the amphibian earth changing shape before your eyes.
"There has been upheaval in our family because we miss her so much.
There has been upheaval in management and a turnover of players.
There has been upheaval at executive level too, with the recent departure of chief executive Philip Beard.
This is Ms. Rhee's second school year, and there is upheaval and recrimination — but also progress.
But there's been upheaval in this space in recent weeks.
But when there is upheaval, it actually makes them more vulnerable.
"It's upheaval and disturbance to save half an hour to Manchester.
At one fingertip is Upheaval Dome, where jagged rocks at the centre of a circular void may be evidence of a meteorite strike 60 million years ago.
