| Grand Slam, Pique, Repiqued and capotted, call it what you will but you have nipped the demon of insurgence and despair in the bud. |
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| They have been displaced as a result of the rebel Lord's Resistance Army insurgence. |
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| In June 2008 during the insurgence that took place at the Kirklareli guesthouse, an asylum seeker died. |
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| The building first appears on insurgence, when Clark tells Jonathan that the only way to get to Luthor-Corp is jumping from the Daily Planet. |
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| The amount of actually lethal violence by the insurgence wasn't, however, at the level that we associate with that words nowadays. |
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| The army, on the verge of breaking up, had to give in to his government as the last hope for stemming the popular insurgence. |
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| A common tactic of falsification is to separate the SI from the insurgence of the masses. |
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| Another woodlander, podophyllum hexandrum, exemplifies the insurgence of spring. |
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| Another woodlander, Podophyllum hexandrum exemplifies the insurgence of spring. |
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| The people become aware of them only when there is an insurgence or a fire at the guesthouses, or when a boat carrying immigrants sinks at the Aegean Sea. |
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| Another expression of nothingness comes in the form of the black voids created by the fade outs, which find certain figurative resonances within the scenes, serving to prolong or foreshadow their insurgence. |
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| The 1980s saw an insurgence of electronic music mimicking strings with little or no use of traditional strings in music compositions. |
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| In the mid 1980's snowboarding welcomed a major insurgence of newcomers. |
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| In a 23 March meeting brokered by Mr Thaçi, UCPMB leaders agreed in the presence of US officials to end the insurgence in the Presevo valley, but they have taken no steps to honour this pledge. |
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| Francis Searchlights give an important perspective to frontier protection and counter insurgence operations, the pursuit and capture of terrorists and the prevention of drug trafficking. |
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