Sentence examples for will be overthrown from inspiring English sources
If Prime Minister Iyad Allawi isn't brutal enough, he will be overthrown by someone who is.
Kim Jong Un may well worry that if he gives up his nuclear weapons his regime will be overthrown.
He knows Zeus will be overthrown by one of his own sons, and Zeus is desperate to know which one.
The slogan was a new variant on existing anti-Khamenei chants, which include: "This month is the month of blood, Seiyed Ali [Khamenei] will be overthrown".
If the government is as unpopular as you seem to think, then the quicker our forces are withdrawn the quicker it will be overthrown.
It does make the distinction with regimes it dislikes (such as Iran, where it blindly hopes the mullahs will be overthrown at any moment), but not with the regimes it likes.
It is already being said that the Demo-Christians will then be overthrown by the power that elected them in 1948-the Church.
The princes are gambling that they will not be overthrown as long as they continue to support religious schools and charities linked to the extremists.
Any Iraqi ruler who is insufficiently ruthless will soon be overthrown and likely murdered, as were Nuri es-Said in 1958 and Gen. Abdel Karim Kassem in 1963.
In an interview in today's Guardian he says he is financing political opposition within Russia and believes the Putin regime will only be overthrown by force.
It is often said that a united elite, firmly believing in the justice of its own cause and determined to employ every measure to maintain its power, will not be overthrown.
