Sentence examples for with quell from inspiring English sources

For he alone, among Dodd's followers, is a workingman (and Anderson is very sensitive to the matter of class); Dodd depends on the money and the support and the respectability of his middle-class and wealthy followers, but he gets a primal validation from his bond with Quell.

The movie begins with Quell's waning days in the service at the end of the Second World War, his mental and spiritual damage coming to the fore as sexual obsession and a taste for the poisonously strong drink that he concocts out of chemicals at hand.

"We're half the human race," Maud tells the inspector tasked with quelling the protest.

In 1991 he became interior minister and was charged with quelling the Shiite uprising that broke out that year against Mr. Hussein in the south.

Yamadayev became head of the elite Vostok (East) division of Russian military intelligence, which was tasked with quelling separatist resistance in Chechnya.

Roca, born in 1843 to a prominent family in northern Argentina, rose up the army ranks and was tasked with quelling indigenous resistance in the pampas and Patagonia, a vast wilderness which the government wanted to settle with immigrant European farmers lest Chile gobble it up.

In the early part of his term, Crittenden was concerned with quelling the violence in Kansas Territory.

Duke is later charged with quelling rebellion on the Confederate world of Antiga Prime, but is defeated by Mengsk's forces.

Since 1945, U.S. forces in the region have served to check aggression, along with quelling fears of a revival of Japanese militarism, especially among South Koreans.

But to the extent that liberals "defend" Islam it has far more to do with quelling the irrational fear of easily radicalized Americans than it does a support of Islamic ideals.

The escalation, along with other major factors, is credited with helping to quell the violence in Iraq at the time.