The Commotions in Ireland were so sudden, and so violent, that it was hard at first either to discern the rise, or apply a remedie to that precipitant Rebellion.
He was aware that these battalions with their commotionswere woven red and startling into the gentle fabric of softened greens and browns.
We may now proceed to consider what would result from the commotionsproduced by these differences of rotation in the interior of the sun, and we shall begin by observing that an enormous amount of heat would be produced thereby.
But the churning action we have been exhibiting, extending to the deepest recesses of the sun, must produce commotions quite adequate to give birth to the most violent phenomena that have been recorded.
The commotions referred to in the reflections which follow, were no doubt the great European war which was then raging.
We have been so irreverent as to laugh at Mormonism and Millerism, which have created such commotions further North; and modern prophets have no honor in our country.
This pamphlet appeared in Connecticut, during the commotions raised by the half pay and commutation acts, and contributed not a little to spread the flame of opposition.
National commotions can be quelled only by national spirit, whose fury, once exhausted on those who have aroused it, leave it free to look within, and work a reform upon itself.
On the 14th of July, and two or three days preceding, the commotions took a definite object.
Commerce and industry had been paralysed in Florence by the incessant commotions of past years.
The time has come, in this year 1876, to replace commotions by concessions.
The commotionsto which the French Revolution gave rise were followed by the same consequences.
They content themselves with exposing some of the crimes and follies to which public commotions necessarily give birth.
The rents of lands about this time were much reduced in general, probably from the violent commotions of that unhappy period.
The Duchess of Bedford, wife of the late Earl of Rivers, had even during the commotions been accused of witchcraft.
Of the degree of private suffering and misery inflicted in particular cases by thesecommotions we have a lively picture in Letter 126.
About this time there were commotionsby the mobility in London against his Majesty’s minister, Mr. Pitt.
Moreover, fresh commotionswere heard of daily, and the government plainly feared some sudden attack like that of Amboise.
But the cooler element thought that this policy could not be followed out on account of the powerful position of those involved and that occasion for new commotions only would ensue.
We hear from Williamsburg, in Virginia, that some commotions took place there when the new capitation tax was first executed.
How Vespasian Upon Hearing Of Some Commotions In Gall, [12] Made Haste To Finish The Jewish War.
In the mean time, an account came that there were commotions in Gall, and that Vindex, together with the men of power in that country, had revolted from Nero; which affair is more accurately described elsewhere.
By this time your Lordship must be fully aware of the violent character and desolating effects of the late civil commotions throughout this province.
The plot was to have surprized the king and court, to have created commotions in Scotland, animated the discontented in England, and advanced Arabella Stuart, cousin to the king, to the throne.
What will be the event of these commotions who can discover?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "commotions" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
