Chin up, mouth down: the basic demeanor of the mutinous.
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Mutinous soldiers open fire on civilians outside an air base.
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The result is a delicious read, both seductive and mutinous.
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Mutinous soldiers staged a coup attempt in 2013, which was quickly crushed.
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She should start by replacing her mutinous, incompetent cabinet with a new crew.
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As more countries strike mutinous attitudes, those skills have never been more needed.
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Yet it may be the most mutinous (most moderates having already gone Democratic).
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Mutinous security forces supporting him had released the country's most famed political prisoner.
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Filter's finest, most mutinous moments are those that involved the audience, willingly or otherwise.
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How about our favorite mutinous Storm Trooper from Star Wars: The Force Awakens: Finn!
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Ancient Greeks imagined they'd found the remains of Titans slain by the mutinous gods.
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" Now, he wrote, "the shouts up and down the line were angry, furious and mutinous.
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That frustration has metastasized into mutinous murmurings about blocking Mr. Ryan's re-election as speaker.
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This brazen evisceration of the separation of powers was termed "mutinous" by a former major general.
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But the hard left, though troublesome for Mrs Pelosi, is less mutinous and obstructive than the populist right.
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While compiling this bloody, murderous, mutinous list, I had to ask myself: Why do I watch this torturous show?
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In fact, Gilead is about to get even more power as Mexico throws their support behind the mutinous government.
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But there is no indication that Mr. Maduro knew the mutinous officers were talking to the Americans at all.
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The new record, which upholds the ensemble's mutinous approach to improvisation and melody, heralds the Jazz Passengers' 30th anniversary.
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Mutinous soldiers in Ivory Coast seized the city of Bouaké and kidnapped the defence minister in a dispute over pay.
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The decree passed, but a week later the mutinous captain supported in committee an opposition amendment to another government decree.
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John Boehner just quit as House speaker because of the mutinous frenzy Bannon and his confederates whipped up among conservatives.
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Other mutinous lawmakers in her party have openly spoken of ousting her and said the Brexit deal would not pass parliament.
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Other mutinous MPs in her party have openly spoken of ousting her and said the Brexit deal would not pass parliament.
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Mr Trump and Mr Cruz are more formidable and the Republican voters who like them more mutinous than their Democratic counterparts.
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They have created a modern twist on a feudal system, giving jobs and aid to the compliant, and punishing the mutinous.
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The military establishment was also in favor of an all-volunteer army, because it removed the threat of genuinely mutinous draftees.
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Mr. Berlusconi's party still has only about 17 percent support in polls, and must still contend with mutinous and euroskeptic partners.
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People with multiple sclerosis have a mutinous immune system that goes after and destroys myelin, wreaking havoc on the central nervous system.
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If the deal fails to close, the senior team will be dejected, demotivated and you may start to hear some mutinous noises.
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Mr Turnbull is grappling with poor approval ratings, mutinous right-wingers in his government and One Nation, a resurgent anti-immigrant party.
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The mutinous prisoners, armed with pistols and shotguns, surrendered and freed more than 20 hostages only after talks mediated by a priest.
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By 1814, the Spanish crown had reconquered many of the mutinous territories it had lost, a period known, precisely, as La Reconquista.
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Like Julius Caesar, cut down by Brutus and a gang of conspirators, Richard Nixon fell victim to a coalition of mutinous forces.
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The first time you loot a shopping center in Bloc by Bloc—"The Insurrection Game"—you'll leave the streets covered in mutinous graffiti.
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But the Trump administration's willingness to meet several times with mutinous officers intent on toppling a president in the hemisphere could backfire politically.
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Mutinous lawmakers in her own party openly sought to challenge her leadership and bluntly told her that the Brexit deal would not pass parliament.
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Matters came to a head this week when advisers, speaking anonymously, and company executives doing the same, gave conflicting reports, suggesting a mutinous atmosphere.
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He said his job included trying to create viral memes on a Facebook page called Mutinous Media, which did not list a Sputnik connection.
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Given the turmoil in Venezuela, it is not unreasonable for American diplomats to meet with all factions, including mutinous military officers, to learn their thinking.
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But so many others are possessed of a dreadful, unremarked upon sameness, and an unremitting nobility that can leave this reader feeling a bit mutinous.
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Neighbors reported hearing clashes at the military installation as nearby residents banged pots and pans, apparently in a show of support for the mutinous troops.
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A patch adding mutinous complications to that epic campaign seems like it would slow things down in equal measure to making them more strategically interesting.
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The problem, Brownstein argues, is that Republicans feared that supporting those policies would only have resulted in a more disaffected and potentially mutinous base of voters.
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More than 200 commercial trucks meanwhile were stranded on the roadside south of Bouake after mutinous soldiers sealed off entrances to the city, Reuters witnesses said.
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Photograph by Elizabeth Renstrom for The New Yorker Kodak Black · Age: 18 · Genre: Rap A street rapper from Pompano Beach, Florida, he has a mutinous sound.
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Deadlock doesn't retell the story of the Syfy TV series, as it takes place decades earlier during humanity's first war against their mutinous robot enemies, the Cylons.
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Grenades have been fired at the Supreme Court and, this weekend, assailants under the command of a mutinous captain attacked an army base, making off with weapons.
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Despite some mutinous members of the prime minister's own party looking to force through an imminent leadership challenge, prominent Brexiteers in the cabinet have also rallied behind May.
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Human-rights violations are still depressingly common across the country, peace has not yet returned to the mutinous south—and human-rights groups urged Washington to maintain sanctions.
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But when it seemed that the government was dragging its feet, strikes and protests broke out this week across Oromia and Amhara, the country's most populous and mutinous regions.
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Indeed, will India speak up on the atrocities within in its own borders, from the skirmishes and internet shutdowns in Kashmir to the mutinous parts of its restive northeast?
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After all, then–Prime Minister David Cameron wasn't pressured by the British public into holding a referendum on E.U. membership; it was mutinous Conservative backbenchers who forced his hand.
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He currently has about 12 percent of the vote, but has become a challenger to Mr. Berlusconi as well as a potentially mutinous partner in their leading center-right alliance.
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A devised theater company with an affectionate and mutinous approach to great American classics, E.R.S. returns with Kate Scelsa's new play, a feminist explosion of the Edward Albee four-hander.
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Trying to rein in potentially mutinous Southern Democrats was even the reason President Kennedy was in Dallas with LBJ in tow the day he was assassinated, ironically by a Communist sympathizer.
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But that's as close as we get to analyzing the analyst, leaving us with a movie that feels more like an encomium than a thoughtful probe of a brilliantly mutinous mind.
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Within this grand setting, the clothes appeared all the more mutinous, especially Bella Hadid's bridal look, which was styled with a dagger that she unsheathed at the end of the runway.
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In September 1919, the Italian poet and World War I fighter pilot Gabriele D'Annunzio, with a collection of mutinous soldiers at his back, stormed the city of Fiume on the Adriatic Coast.
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With industrial hunting all but eliminated, whales continue to get battered by barnacles, underwater outcrops, shipping, the occasional predator, all of which leave traces of their mutinous existence on their exposed hides.
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They were not a group of mutinous draftees, although many were drafted, and if they did not begin their tour disillusioned by their war, they most likely concluded it with that view.
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ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast — Mutinous soldiers in Ivory Coast shot three people on Saturday and cut off access to the second-largest city, Bouaké, as a revolt escalated over demands for bonus payments.
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According to FOX 61, Matt Warshauer and ten of his buddies set up the Halloween display on his front lawn on Saturday, portraying our country under Trump's sails as a mutinous sinking ship.
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Though some later took the Victorians to task for exoticizing the East, these travelers were a daring lot: They faced down heat, dust, floods and (occasionally) mutinous crews to commune with Egypt's past.
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Though thematically vague, thinly plotted and without a reliably sympathetic soul to cling to, the movie has a mutinous energy and an absurd, knockabout charm; even its violence is more quirky than brutal.
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Following a series of self-inflicted wounds that have left some of the game's biggest names, including Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson, in an almost mutinous-sounding mood, Bodenhamer is not shirking his responsibility.
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BOUAKE, Ivory Coast (Reuters) - More than 200 commercial trucks were stranded on the roadside after mutinous soldiers sealed off the southern entrance to Ivory Coast's second-biggest city, Bouake, on Monday, Reuters witnesses said.
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"The Undercommons: Fugitive Planning & Black Study," Stefano Harney and Fred Moten A series of co-written essays that set into motion expansive, mutinous, timely concepts, such as study, debt, surround, planning and the shipped.
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Refusing to accept the outcome, Clifford murdered his mutinous crew rather than let them return home with no answers, a tragedy that was covered up by the government's space program to avoid any embarrassment.
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In the first open sign of mutinous sentiments in parts of the hierarchy, four cardinals put their names to a list of dubia or doubts, challenging Francis to deny that he was twisting settled doctrine.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Mutinous soldiers in Ivory Coast's second city Bouake shot and wounded three demobilized former rebels on Saturday, a spokesman for the mutineers said, amid a nationwide revolt within the army over bonus payments.
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The need to keep order in his ranks may encourage Mr. Trump to become a Richard Nixon-style leader, pursuing an agenda that gives enough to each faction that it remains sullen but not mutinous.
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BOUAKE, Ivory Coast, May 15 (Reuters) - More than 200 commercial trucks were stranded on the roadside after mutinous soldiers sealed off the southern entrance to Ivory Coast's second-biggest city, Bouake, on Monday, Reuters witnesses said.
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And he concluded with these mutinous words: Nobody living can ever stop me, As I go walking that freedom highway; Nobody living can ever make me turn back This land was made for you and me.
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And that mutinous sentiment is as effective today—for example to display the common touch of politicos such as Mr Biden—as it was in launching the Fenian movement or hiding the excesses of Tammany Hall.
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The tactic, which requires the signed consent of a majority of the House, rarely works except as a political stunt because party leaders can dissuade potentially mutinous members with threats to punish those who sign on.
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Anchored off the coast of Massachusetts, William Bradford tells us, some "discontented" strangers started spreading a "mutinous" argument: Because the Mayflower had drifted so far off course, it was beyond the scope of the company's patent.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Two spokesmen for a group of 8,400 mutinous soldiers in Ivory Coast told Reuters on Monday that they had rejected an agreement proposed by the government to end their four-day mutiny over unpaid bonuses.
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French-speaking West Africa's most important economy has rapidly recovered from a decade-long crisis ending in a 2011 civil war, but unrest among mutinous soldiers and former rebels has exposed just how fragile those gains are.
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ABIDJAN, May 15 (Reuters) - Mutinous soldiers in Ivory Coast on Monday blocked the main border crossing with neighbouring Burkina Faso, residents and the head of a national transportation association said, as a four-day army mutiny worsened.
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The weapons were seized from a house in Ivory Coast's second-biggest city, Bouake, owned by Soro ally Souleymane Kamarate Kone - known locally as 'Soul to Soul' - by mutinous soldiers during a four-day revolt over bonus payments.
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The fallout from the abortive coup, in which more than 230 people were killed as mutinous soldiers commandeered fighter jets, helicopters and tanks in a bid to seize power, has deepened a rift between Ankara and its Western allies.
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ABIDJAN, May 15 (Reuters) - Two spokesmen for a group of 8,400 mutinous soldiers in Ivory Coast told Reuters on Monday that they had rejected an agreement proposed by the government to end their four-day mutiny over unpaid bonuses.
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In 48 hours of turmoil at the weekend, mutinous police climbed on station buildings and joined marches, allies deserted Morales, the Washington-based Organization of American States (OAS) declared his re-election was manipulated, and the military urged him to quit.
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After the chaotic and bloody events of the weekend, Mr. Erdogan is becoming more vengeful and obsessed with control than ever, exploiting the crisis not just to punish mutinous soldiers but to further quash whatever dissent is left in Turkey.
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The president spoke to the nation via the FaceTime app on his iPhone after he narrowly escaped being captured by mutinous soldiers, who arrived in a helicopter at a seaside hotel where he was vacationing — just after he had departed.
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Washington (CNN)The White House on Monday sought to project an image of productive forward momentum, even as President Donald Trump and many of his aides remain sidetracked and preoccupied by dual accounts of a warring and mutinous West Wing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May faces a day of reckoning on Monday as mutinous lawmakers try to trigger a no confidence vote over their opposition to her draft European Union divorce deal, a rebel member of her Conservative Party said.
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And mutinous crews in the German Navy, ordered to sea for a suicidal last-ditch foray against the British, seized control of their ships, ran up the red flag, arrested their officers, and made common cause with rebellious workers and soldiers ashore.
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As someone who has served our country in uniform, I was alarmed by the idea of a commander in chief who, despite railing against mutinous leakers, possesses no sense of prudence in his own handling of America's secrets — even when in the company of our geopolitical adversaries.
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Just days after some 8,400 mutinous soldiers marched out of their barracks in Ivory Coast, shooting in the air and blockading roads, the government had caved in, paying each of them 2150m CFA francs ($2167,213) and promising to give them another 22008m before the end of June.
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Matthews was asked if he understood the pressure he would be under if selected by Toronto, where mutinous fans periodically tossed replica jerseys on the ice in protest during 2014-15 games, and the star players Phil Kessel and Dion Phaneuf regularly sparred with the news media.
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Given the chaotic and bloody events of the last two days, there is little doubt that Mr. Erdogan will become more vengeful and obsessed with control than ever, exploiting the crisis not just to punish mutinous soldiers but to further quash whatever dissent is left in Turkey.
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More than 100 soldiers died and are buried on the property north of the Wick House — which is also where Mr. Wick's daughter, Temperance, hid her horse from mutinous soldiers who tried to steal it from her, thus becoming a young hero of the Revolutionary War.
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Michael Flynn, Mr Trump's pick for national security adviser, penned an op-ed this month praising Turkey as "a source of stability", but Turkish officials were troubled to find that a video shot on the night of the coup shows Mr Flynn cheering on the mutinous generals against Mr Erdogan's government.
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Not only does she do stuff, but she occasionally does stuff that would be unthinkable for another starship first officer in Starfleet — notably, attacking her commanding officer, a mutinous act which has gotten her sentenced to life in prison at the start of "Context Is for Kings," the third episode.
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On Tuesday he sought to re-energize his flagging effort to push Mr. Maduro out, orchestrating an appearance with Leopoldo López, a respected leader of the opposition who had apparently been allowed to walk free by officers who kept him in house arrest, and by some mutinous National Guard members.
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In the weeks since Mr. Ryan said that he would no longer defend Mr. Trump or campaign for him, he has heard some mutinous rumblings among his members — a smattering of dissent that may mean little unless Democrats can claim about 20 seats in this election, at the upper end of analysts' predictions.
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The leaders are attempting to broker a deal that satisfies competing factions of their restive conference and defuses a push by mutinous centrists threatening to force action to protect undocumented immigrants in a series of head-to-head floor votes that would highlight deep GOP divisions over an issue that has long been radioactive within the party.
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When we last visited in the season 5 finale: Theon (Alfie Allen) made the surprising move to help Sansa (Sophie Turner) escape from Winterfell and her abusive husband Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon), the Red Woman (Carice van Houten) realized she put her faith in the wrong man, Brienne (Gwendoline Christie) slayed Stannis (Stephen Dillane), Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) was rescued by her dragon Drogon, only to be left for capture by the Dothraki, the Sand Snakes of Dorne killed Cersei and Jamie Lannister's daughter Myrcella, Arya (Maisie Willians) is blind, Cersei (Lena Hedey) completed the most epic walk of shame, and Lord Commander Jon Snow (Kit Harington) met a brutal, mutinous end after brokering peace with the Wildlings.
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