“When drought and poor grain harvests led to rising bread prices, the people began to revolt against their king.”

“The experience with the street car company in Duluth had been enough to revolt me with the very thought of being a detective.”

“Instantly, a three-dimensional image sprung up from the page and started to revolve slowly on the spot.”

“It is given that Pluto revolves around our Sun and its five moons revolve around Pluto.”

“His mean soul began to revolve thoughts of treason.”

“This futuristic robot technology could soon revolutionise surgery for hundreds of patients in Yorkshire.”

“Forget the good old battered sav, the company is planning to revolutionise festival food.”

“A computer simulation model mapping the spread of blackspot spores could revolutionise management of the disease in field peas.”

“People are more circumspect about claiming that new technologies will revolutionize the world.”

“Intensive irrigation would reshape arid lands and revolutionize rural life.”

“In addition, a glimpse of an innovational approach is given which will revolutionize handling of such compounds in the future.”

“His eyes are opened by a contemporary who owns nothing but appreciates beauty, and the revelation revolutionises their previously unpleasant relationship.”

“Once in a while, an artist comes along that completely revolutionizes rap music.”

“It's an amazing experience that revolutionizes Multiwinia and shows everyone what the future holds for 3D game navigation.”

“PragmaPROOF revolutionizes how service providers interact with the media, standards organizations and regulatory bodies.”

“The measurement of arterial PO 2 was revolutionized by the introduction of the polarographic oxygen electrode.”

“Treatment was revolutionized in 1987 when ivermectin, already used in veterinary medicine, was registered for human therapy.”

“The man who revolutionized the fashion industry one sizzling photograph at a time.”

“According to him, the Communists revolutionised social content while the Futurists merely revolutionised artistic form.”

“Training was revolutionised and Hayes worked relentlessly on drumming up enthusiasm for the team around the county.”

“In that year, scientists at Pilkington revolutionised the production of flat glass manufacture by the float glass process.”

“It's no secret that much of the game of water polo revolves around the center position.”

“More so as the theme revolves around the ubiquitous concept of rasa an Indian concept and ideology based on emotions.”

“The talking point in Poland this week revolves around former president Lech Walesa, who has shaved his famous walrus moustache.”

“I rocked and rolled. I ingested illicit substances. I revoluted.”

“With its visceral tritones and flatted seconds, the band's sound revolved more around the riff than the song.”

“The other themes of the show, revolved around food, wildlife, forces of nature, drapes, traditional arts and crafts, khadi and denim.”

“The Yarrow family's life revolved around the bakery, which included a retail area, teashop and living quarters out the back.”

“The race has been credited with transforming the motor industry in Britain and revolutionising the motor race, which was then in its infancy.”

“The tendency to overproduction and crisis is both the cause and the consequence of the capitalists' revolutionising of the means of production.”

“Using thorn, apple and pear woods for heads and ash for the shafts, Philip mastered his craft, revolutionising play with shapes that, literally, broke the mould.”

“Similarly, the digital technology is revolutionizing our perception of the world.”

“Roth is considered the man responsible for revolutionizing the sport of bowling.”

“The Magellan mapped 98 percent of Venus' surface, thus revolutionizing our understanding of the planet, particularly its geology.”

“Bosnia and Herzegovina rose up and revolted against the high taxes imposed by the Ottoman authorities.”

“The Sumerians, however, revolted against Akkadian rule and by 2100 BC they were back in control.”

“She was revolted by bags of pre-prepared potatoes, smothered in gloopy preservative and packed in plastic.”