Sentence examples for which has rocked from inspiring English sources

President Mwai Kibaki and the opposition leader Raila Odinga appeared ready last night to open talks aimed at ending the violence which has rocked Kenya.

The former Arsenal midfielder John Jensen will take charge of Denmark's Nations League opener against Wales after the row which has rocked Danish football took an extraordinary twist.

'Area Man's Son Closes Local Newspaper' is how a New York tabloid might have reported the phone-hacking scandal which has rocked the UK's media and political establishments.

Reginald Hudlin, one of the show's producers, had told Entertainment Tonight that Rock had rewritten his routine in the light of the controversy, which has rocked the run-up to the awards for the second year running.

The man's testimony amounted to the first concrete, painfully public statements from an accuser in the case against Sandusky, which has rocked the Penn State community, and which led to the removal in November of Paterno and Graham B. Spanier, the university president.

But it sheds no new light on Germany's biggest post-war political corruption scandal, which has rocked Mr Kohl's party, the Christian Democrats, to their core and brought low the once great man who was their leader for a quarter of a century.In this section Mr Right Looking life in the eye Is there an end?

Tells about scandals which have rocked the Conservatives.

Tells about scandals which have rocked the Conservatives..

After a world war which had rocked most people's lives, perhaps this attitude was natural.

Unlike sex abuse cases which have rocked TV and showbusiness, no one actually saw anything.

The report, revealed on Sunday, ends a 10-month investigation into cash-for-votes allegations focused on Azerbaijan, which have rocked the Strasbourg-based international organisation.