Sentence examples for world uproar from inspiring English sources

Oh! and chuck in the millions lost on the defunct thelondonpaper plus, now, a commitment to toss £20m a year or more into Sky News's independent pot in order to own both BSkyB and those damned newspapers – forever bleeding cash, funding lawyers and causing News of the World uproar.

Beyond that, as Keats wrote, "there is nothing stable in the world; uproar's your only music".

As Keats wrote, "there is nothing stable in the world; uproar's your only music.

Welles begins with a flurry of vignettes on the subject of hoaxes, drawing on footage shot by François Reichenbach: we see the debonair art forger Elmyr de Hory; his wily biographer, Clifford Irving, who proceeds to launch a hoax of his own, in the form of the diaries of Howard Hughes; and Welles himself, recalling the "War of the Worlds" uproar.

The revelation that the phone of a murdered 13-year-old girl had been hacked by journalists at the News of the World caused a public uproar and led to the permanent closure of the sensation-seeking tabloid.The UN marked October 31st as the day when the world's population reached 7 billion people, most of whom are expected to turn up in London for the Olympics next summer.

We saw the world's uproar in 2015 when Cecil the Lion was killed illegally by a trophy hunter.

When a group of scientists in Massachusetts claimed this week that they had cloned the first early human embryo--a breakthrough toward future therapeutic uses--the announcement immediately drew world-wide uproar and prompted a new series of debates on the legal, ethical, and scientific issues associated with this research.

Yet he "never had a doubt" about the propriety of his decision.Others certainly did: the whole Western world was in uproar.

At one stage in the exchanges Brown sparked gales of Conservative laughter when he declared: "We not only saved the world... .. Amid uproar, he quickly amended this to " … saved the banks".

Mr. Coulson had resigned as editor of The News of the World amid the uproar that followed the prosecutions of Mr. Goodman and Mr. Mulcaire, but denied any knowledge of the phone-hacking.

A Danish Muslim leader who seven years ago travelled the Muslim world fuelling the uproar over newspaper caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad is back in the headlines in Denmark after doing an about-face on the issue.