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Meanings of rise in revolt in English
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Usage of rise in revolt in English
1
He longs for their workingmen to rise in revolt against their present systems of government.
2
Brighton ought to rise in revolt against it.
3
We will rise in revolt against him, as soon as we shall see your standards approaching.
4
The men of the crowd rise in revolt, not when they are addressed as "Citizens!"
5
It was quite another to rise in revolt when five hundred war-trained blue-coats were aligned to defend him.
6
Those who are rebellious rise in revolt while those who are peace-loving are compelled by circumstances to join their rank and file.
7
And while doing so he must not be too rough in his dealing with the fellow, lest the entire crew rise in revolt.
8
You will never bring young lads to this; their feelings rise in revolt against injustice; nature has not fitted them to put up with it.
9
That false traitor Sir Res has risen in revolt against England's king.
10
All Latium rose in revolt against the injustice and tyranny of the oppressor.
11
In 1051 the Saxon party and its head, Godwin, had risen in revolt.
12
All the obstinacy of her nature-sheclassed it herself as firmness- rosein revolt.
13
Against these conclusions the whole soul of Plato rose in revolt.
14
Her conscience, her heart, her entire being rose in revolt against her crime.
15
All Celia's heart and youth rose in revolt against her extremity.
16
It was against the poetry of such Súfis that Omar Kayyám rose in revolt.