"Mutiny" Example Sentences
1. The crew mutinied against the harsh captain.
2. The captain put down the mutiny swiftly and harshly.
3. They mutinied because they were tired of the meager rations and hard labor.
4. The threat of mutiny hung heavy over the ship.
5. The sailors plotted mutiny in secret meetings at night.
6. The mutinous crew took over the ship and cast the captain adrift.
7. The soldiers threatened to mutiny unless their demands were met.
8. The general quickly put an end to any talk of mutiny among the troops.
9. There was little he could do to stop the mutiny that was spreading through the ranks.
10. They locked up the officers to prevent them from hindering the mutiny.
11. Together they planned the mutiny that would topple the unjust ruler.
12. The people threatened mutiny if their grievances were not addressed.
13. Faced with mutiny, the king was forced to concede to the demands.
14. There had been no mutiny so far during the long voyage.
15. They were watching the prisoners closely for any signs of mutiny.
16. He nipped the mutiny in the bud with swift and decisive action.
17. The colonel urged his men not to participate in the threatened mutiny.
18. The harsh policies led to widespread mutiny across the empire.
19. The mutineers seized control of key installations and communication lines.
20. They swiftly executed the ringleaders of the mutiny to set an example.
21. Talk of mutiny was high among the dissatisfied workers.
22. The mutiny was put down with ruthless efficiency.
23. Mutiny was in the air but no one dared make the first move.
24. The threatened mutiny never materialized.
25. There were fears the mutiny would spread to other prisons.
26. The soldiers' mutiny toppled the oppressive dictatorship.
27. The laborers threatened mutiny unless wages were raised.
28. The king was forced to negotiate with the mutineers.
29. They went on strike in what amounted to a political mutiny.
30. The court sentenced the mutineers to death to deter future rebellion.
31. The government crushed the mutiny with brutal force.
32. The crew considered mutiny to end the constant mistreatment.
33. The captives plotted mutiny against their cruel captors.
34. He tried to reason with the mutineers and avoid bloodshed.
35. The rebel leaders called for mutiny against the oppressors.
36. The idea of mutiny was tempting but far too risky.
37. The governor called in the army to suppress the mutiny.
38. The mutineers held the hostages until their demands were met.
39. There were fears the students' protests would turn into mutiny.
40. Faced with mutiny, the king made concessions to appease the rebels.
41. The slaves plotted mutiny to gain their freedom.
42. The threat of mutiny was enough to force change.
43. Mutiny was avoided through compromise and negotiation.
44. The forces were sent to put down the mutiny by any means necessary.
45. The king pardoned the mutineers in a show of mercy.
46. The threat of mutiny hung over the authoritarian regime.
47. Mutiny brewed among the oppressed minority group.
48. The king gave in to the mutineers' demands to avert bloodshed.
49. The revolt began as a mutiny within the army ranks.
50. The mutiny spread like wildfire through the resistance movement.
51. The dictator used ruthless force to crush the mutiny.
52. Talk soon turned to mutiny among the disgruntled workers.
53. There were threats of mutiny from the persecuted minority.
54. The airline crew threatened mutiny over their working conditions.
55. They declared mutiny against the tyrannical government.
56. The mutiny spread from the prisons to the inner cities.
57. Revolution was born from mutiny within the military.
58. Mutiny brewed in response to the oppressive new policies.
59. The mutiny threatened to topple the unstable regime.
60. Mutiny was averted through last-minute negotiations.
Common Phases
1. Break out in
mutiny - Used to describe when a
mutiny suddenly begins.
2. Quell a
mutiny - To put an end to or suppress a
mutiny.
3. Put down a
mutiny - To suppress or end a
mutiny, often using force.
4.
Mutiny against - To rebel or rise up in defiance of someone's authority.
5. Threaten
mutiny - To express an intent to engage in mutinous behavior.
6. Stamp out
mutiny - To forcefully and completely suppress a
mutiny.
7. Spark
mutiny- To provoke or cause a
mutiny to begin.
8. Talk of
mutiny - Widespread discussion of engaging in mutinous behavior.
9. Lay the groundwork for
mutiny - To make plans and preparations for a
mutiny.
10. Crush a
mutiny - To forcefully and decisively put an end to a
mutiny.