Examples of using Uproar in English and their translations into Turkish
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Schoolgirls make an uproar about wearing a veil.
People doing the deed upstairs didn't want any uproar.
Just a little while ago, the refugees started an uproar.
Why the uproar?
Amidst unprecedented scenes, there was uproar in court'as Sherlock Holmes was vindicated and cleared of all suspicion.
The golden mask of a pharaoh's concubine Yes! affected by the increasing international uproar. and the sacred smiling Buddha were passed in an auction today!
Affected by the increasing international uproar. and the sacred smiling Buddha were passed in an auction today, The golden mask of a pharaoh's concubine Yes!
Yes! and the sacred smiling Buddha were passed in an auction today, affected by the increasing international uproar. The golden mask of a pharaoh's concubine!
His position caused an uproar in Belgrade-- some suggested Dacic step down for publicly voicing a stance contrary to the government's.
Considerable uproar ensued and we were forced to retreat inland, following the river upstream.
The uproar started when a high school girl painted a mural that was intended to bring unity.
I will tell you one thing, if this guy kills again… we will see a community uproar out there like nothing we have seen.
But the government's recent move to reform the public pay scale-- ending intricate bonus programmes and effectively reducing the wages of most employees in the public sector-- caused an uproar.
Thrym;"uproar") was king of the jǫtnar.
would have never created the uproar that rightfully it should have created, then the CDC would have never studied this.
had gone off in a synagogue, a black church… or a homo-friendly Unitarian coven… there would have been an uproar.
stillness in the room, I suffered from that profound disturbance and confusion of thought which is caused by a violent and menacing uproar--of a heavy gale at sea, for instance.
There were uproar.
One big uproar.
Roar in uproar.