Sentence examples for would be toppled from inspiring English sources

Less than a dozen years later, the imperial family would be toppled in the Russian Revolution.

– Gordon Brown would be toppled and a seamless change to a more popular leader would follow.

In the book that Scowcroft wrote with the elder Bush, a passage about the uprising said, "It is true that we hoped Saddam would be toppled.

News that the ratings agency Standard & Poor's cut G.E.'s credit rating one notch calmed fears that the giant company would be toppled by the potential losses in its finance arm.

We held back our military forces at the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961 for fear that Latin American governments friendly to us would be toppled by their own people, cheering for the underdog.

America's scientific stature in the world, already suspect because of our widespread rejection of evolution, would be toppled.

and the imagined possibility that a state would ultimately be toppled by bailing out a rush of failing or bankrupt municipalities.

On Oct. 1, Mr. Zhou made a public appearance at the China University of Petroleum, dampening speculation that he would soon be toppled in a corruption inquiry.

In 1928, both Adolf Hitler and Leon Trotsky despaired that the capitalist order would ever be toppled, but the following year the crash on Wall Street detonated another chain of events, which sent Britain off the gold standard in 1931 and plunged Germany into economic and political chaos.

He is not the only one who assumed Armstrong would never be toppled.

"If it was to be toppled it would make a huge difference".