Use "mutiny" in a sentence

1. mutiny to deal with, Ranger

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2. Two: It was a mutiny of some kind—a self-inflicted disaster if you will

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3. If but one of those overgrown manufactures, which, by means either of bounties or of the monopoly of the home and colony markets, have been artificially raised up to any unnatural height, finds some small stop or interruption in its employment, it frequently occasions a mutiny and disorder alarming to government, and embarrassing even to the deliberations of the legislature

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4. “I think the men would mutiny,” said Corporal Bill

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5. In the infantry, a can of worms is grounds for mutiny

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6. Carl hated Amelia but calling in Devin on such short notice and without authorization was near mutiny

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7. speak, it appeared that mutiny had just taken place

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8. In the face of a possible mutiny caused by their reluctance, the captain took a verbal step back and changed his order

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9. In the face of a possible mutiny caused by their reluctance, the captain took a verbal step back

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10. since we left the island was that a mutiny was easier to

11. And couldn't I similarly construe Bahkælt's complaint? Were these the first rumblings of mutiny?

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12. "Then there will be a mutiny, Cam—with me as ringleader

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13. Calvin believed that was the best starting point since it was that person's job to alert Praxis of any mutiny attempt going on

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14. If he could prove the comms officer was linked to Raidan somehow, that would go a long way toward explaining how the coup on the Harbinger had happened without any word getting to the station—assuming there had been a mutiny

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15. Sure Calvin said he would take the fall for everyone, and he and his puppet Shen had made it seem like Intel Wing legitimized Calvin's mutiny, but

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16. What would their lives be if he were imprisoned? And all because his friends twisted his arm enough to get him to participate in what was clearly mutiny

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17. As a youth it was also an act of mutiny against the puritanical attitudes of my peers and their parents

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18. He had lost the services of Mandy, Janice wasn’t so keen on screwing any more, and recent rumblings of mutiny from Nigel and Ernest were beginning to irritate

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19. “Is that the only condition? What about mutiny?” Katherine asked

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20. She looked up at him and he said, “And after what we just learned I would probably be facing a mutiny if I didn’t offer to take you with us under these circumstances

21. ‘It was fortunate that the British nuclear deterrent was still based on submarines which remained out of reach of the new order, although one had to be destroyed by the US following a successful mutiny by the Islamic members of the crew

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22. In the event of a mutiny or some sort of malfunction of the ship, my room ejected as an escape pod and landed on the nearest habitable planet

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23. In spite of what your electronic toy says, you are guilty of mutiny

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24. A training regimen this intense would have been met with mutiny in their ranks

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25. As for leading a mutiny against the Council and taking power by force, she could have done that a long time ago, by herself and unarmed

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26. Using them for a so-called mutiny will thus be impossible and these robots will in fact be able to stop a military coup if properly programmed

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27. Nancy spent a good ten minutes briefing him and Ismay on the situation, finishing with the mutiny staged by the Time Patrol against the Global Council orders not to rescue her

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28. A deal between them was done and undone by their decision to leave the army under the control of Belgian officers; a mutiny broke out on 4 July

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29. ����������� ��NOT A WORD FROM YOU, COLONEL!� YOU JUST DEMONSTRATED GROSS INSUBORDINATION TOWARDS A SUPERIOR OFFICER AND CONSPIRED TO DENY MY AUTHORITY AS THE LEGITIMATE SENIOR PRISONER IN COLDITZ, WHICH AMOUNTS TO AN ACT OF MUTINY

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30. � YOU NOW HAVE ONE LAST CHANCE TO ACKNOWLEDGE MY AUTHORITY WITHOUT RESERVATION, BEFORE I CHARGE YOU OFFICIALLY WITH INSUBORDINATION AND MUTINY

31. One fanatical commander that insisted on his crew to stay and fight on saw his men mutiny on him and was eventually killed in a shootout between members of his bridge crew

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32. entertaining the mildest thought of mutiny

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33. Pressman believes there was a mutiny and the crew was killed

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34. I was encouraged to keep this technology secret by Admiral Pressman, who feared the Klingons would mutiny and take the ship

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35. This attempt started a mutiny as the three parties vied for control of the Path Finder

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36. What about mutiny?

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37. There had been no recorded instances of mutiny in the history of space

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38. would they have to gain by mutiny?”

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39. Andrei’s constant cursing had changed to calls for mutiny muttered into the ears of those around us

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40. “the royal consort” She became the Empress of India[India, Pakistan,Bungladesh ]after the first war of independence which was labeled the sepoy mutiny in 1857

41. Quickly, verbal mutiny spread the

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42. The assassin was completely taken aback as he never would have believed that his entire body of officers would mutiny against him: he knew his reputation was well established and that everybody understood what kind of unforgiving man he was

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43. From what Robin says, we could have a mutiny on our hands

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44. Mutiny is becoming a strong possibility

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45. It felt as if his entire body was in the throes of some kind of mutiny

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46. Mutiny brews in the army

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47. Bounty mutiny? Historians poring over the logs and records, and interviewing as many survivors as they could were all baffled by the case

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48. During their return to England from the Pacific they finally exploded into mutiny

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49. For hundreds of years: British sailors had sailed under far harsher, brutalized conditions and never thought to mutiny

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50. If Christian had been a better seaman, and a better human being: there would have been no mutiny in the first place

51. Bounty mutiny? Historians poring over the logs and records, and interviewing as many survivors as they could were baffled

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52. Just as insurrection and revolt and mutiny is never mentioned in the armed forces: it is never spoken of

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53. by her given name rather than her title is just what they need to incite mutiny

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54. A hiding spot, a glamour, an evil-tasting potion that preached mutiny in his bowels…these had been the terms of those precautions, and Cambridge still wasn't certain whether they had actually worked or if fear alone—the fear of failure that, like contraband, he carried but kept hidden away—had played the master role in his survival

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55. Stupidity and mutiny did not mix well

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56. can add up to a mutiny, so be aware of what the

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57. They throng about the captain, begging and praying him to commit the helm to them; and if at any time they do not prevail, but others are preferred to them, they kill the others or throw them overboard, and having first chained up the noble captain's senses with drink or some narcotic drug, they mutiny and take possession of the ship and make free with the stores; thus, eating and drinking, they proceed on their voyage in such manner as might be expected of them

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58. Now in vessels which are in a state of mutiny and by sailors who are mutineers, how will the true pilot be regarded?

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59. objects just seen had begun to raise a mutiny, that prevailed over the

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60. Pocket's arm, exhibited a pair of knitted shoes and dimpled ankles to the company in lieu of its soft face, and was carried out in the highest state of mutiny

61. It did wonders both in the Crimea and the Mutiny, and has since that time distinguished itself upon every possible occasion

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62. It was commanded up to Monday night by James Barclay, a gallant veteran, who started as a full private, was raised to commissioned rank for his bravery at the time of the Mutiny, and so lived to command the regiment in which he had once carried a musket

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63. But the girl held true to me, and it seemed that I would have had her when the Mutiny broke out, and all hell was loose in the country

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64. For that matter, they’re not covered under your and Sharley’s promise not to seek reprisals against anyone but inquisitors, and they damned well are guilty of mutiny and treason under the Republic’s law

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65. He's been talking all about what he calls the "'Brideshead set", Apparently Rex Mottram has made the place a nest of party mutiny

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66. (For tho’ Kate had been lockt in the Cellar during my great Mutiny ’gainst Coxtart, the other Wenches had related the Incident to her—nay, related it with as many Embellishments as a clever Comedian adds to the Words of the poor Poet who first penn’d his thund’ring Lines in a draughty Garret

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67. Still, Mutiny was mutter’d of in the Steerage, and the Cook whisper’d to us that the Men were sick at Heart, and that when Carrion Birds had come to pluck out Cocklyn’s Eyes, they had torn at Llewelyn’s Flesh as well

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68. Now, before they had the Golden Opportunity of selling ’em to White Men, they oft’ were obliged to kill Great Multitudes, for fear that they should mutiny ’gainst their Captors

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69. All the good Things I had gain’d—leaving Lymeworth to seek my Fortune, making my Mutiny within the Brothel, insisting upon my own Terms for being kept by Lord Bellars, becoming Whitehead’s Scribe, altering Lancelot’s Pyrate Articles, learning the Craft of Pyracy itself—were gain’d thro’ killing the Lady in myself and playing the Pyrate! The Lady and the Pyrate! ’Twas as if two people battl’d for Supremacy within my very Soul: one a Vapourish Lady and one a Daring Pyrate, and they were so unlike each other they were scarce on speaking Terms! Whilst the Lady in myself was quiv’ring and quailing in Cowardice, the Pyrate was itching to breathe free! ’Twas the Pyrate who could command a Ship, scale a Shroud in a trice, climb to the Top of a Crow’s-Nest, and scour the Seas expertly with a Spying-Glass! ’Twas the Pyrate who had beguil’d Lord Bellars into keeping me, all unknowing of my True Identity; and ’twas the Pyrate who had earn’d Whitehead’s wary Trust by becoming his Amanuensis! ’Twas the Pyrate who had endur’d a Childbirth few endure, but ’twas the Lady who, in her Guilt and Vapourish Fear, allow’d a Wet-Nurse to tyrannize o’er her and steal the very Jewel of her Existence! ’Twas the Pyrate who amended Lancelot’s Articles, but ’twas the Lady who at first resented Bonny both for her Beauty and for her Freedom! O I must learn from Bonny, not resent her, I thought; for she is what all Women long to be! E’en Chaucer says it thro’ the Wife of Bath: The Fair Sex seeks that “absolute Command / With all the Government of House and Land; / And Empire o’er his Tongue, and o’er his Hand!”

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70. His expression was resigned, but his eyes hinted at future mutiny as he backed into the passage

71. Military coup by the north (1966): Officers of the northern region mutiny and assassinate the Ibo president, General Ironsi

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72. PIRATE FUN FACT: Choosing the right ship and the right cargo to pillage, was an essential part of any pirate ship captain's duty, wishing to avoid mutiny

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73. Mutiny was effectually laid to rest for the moment

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74. This is a mutiny of one

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75. "What is this, a damned mutiny?" I answered

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76. Laws and principles are not for the times when there is no temptation: they are for such moments as this, when body and soul rise in mutiny against their rigour; stringent are they; inviolate they shall be

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77. I have always faithfully observed the one, up to the very moment of bursting, sometimes with volcanic vehemence, into the other; and as neither present circumstances warranted, nor my present mood inclined me to mutiny, I observed careful obedience to St

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78. He sang with them the songs of death and mutiny and blood in the sea

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79. Once he had a mutiny, it is said, because for three months he sailed around and around one island

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80. He did not mention the mutiny or the chest of buried treasure

81. "Steelkilt leaped on the barricade, and striding up and down there, defied the worst the pistols could do; but gave the captain to understand distinctly, that his (Steelkilt's) death would be the signal for a murderous mutiny on the part of all hands

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82. Still, no sign of mutiny reappeared among the rest

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83. These feelings are transitory; each day of expectation delayed fills them with fear, and I almost dread a mutiny caused by this despair

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84. I mentioned in my last letter the fears I entertained of a mutiny

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85. I had seen that morning an extraordinary change in his attitude to me ; he had never taken such a tone before, and, as regards Versilov, it was a case of positive mutiny

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86. There can be no doubt that our Major did not feel firm in the saddle; he had had a fright, I fancy, for a mutiny is always a ticklish thing, and although this complaint of the convicts about the food did not amount really to mutiny (only the Major had been reported to about it, and the Governor himself), yet it was an uncomfortable and dangerous affair

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87. I really fancied that, after the mutiny, they would attack us mercilessly so far as they dared and could, and that our life would become a hell

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88. No doubt he felt the need to make up for the days of suppression by brief moments of mutiny

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89. Some people still deny that there was any election of delegates, maintaining that seventy was too large a number to elect, and that the crowd simply consisted of those who had been most unfairly treated, and that they only came to ask for help in their own case, so that the general "mutiny" of the factory workers, about which there was such an uproar later on, had never existed at all

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90. But as the workmen really were in a difficult plight and the police to whom they appealed would not enter into their grievances, what could be more natural than their idea of going in a body to "the general himself" if possible, with the petition at their head, forming up in an orderly way before his door, and as soon as he showed himself, all falling on their knees and crying out to him as to providence itself? To my mind there is no need to see in this a mutiny or even a deputation, for it's a traditional, historical mode of action; the Russian people have always loved to parley with "the general himself" for the mere satisfaction of doing so, regardless of how the conversation may end

91. As for the mutiny they advocated, if the factory-workers did understand anything of their propaganda, they would have left off listening to it at once as to something stupid that had nothing to do with them

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