upheave

The Science Gallery Stage will have Ignite Electric Picnic - high-energy five-minute talks, guaranteed to amaze, inspire, upheave and amuse.

Rushing against time, he must talk to the animals, cross over into the afterlife, and upheave the world's governments in the process.

(24.) Anticipated in Byron's poem: "I felt as on a plank at sea, When all the waves that dash o'er thee, At the same time upheave and whelm, And hurl thee towards a desert realm" (553-56).

It is sign of the upheave ls at Liverpool over the past few years that at 26 Carragher is now the longest-serving player at Anfield.

15 "Immediately the mountains huge appear / Emergent, and their broad backs upheave / Into the clouds" (Milton 7.285ff).

For example, Business Day (06.12.11) writes in a news analysis that "the idea that the developing world can hold off from making commitments under any new legally binding agreement that comes out of the United Nations climate change talks, in Durban and afterwards, is fast fading." While the stalemate between the US and China in the negotiations has been seen as an obstacle for years, the 'out-dated worldview frame' upheaves the blame-frame to an ideological struggle in which the definition of developing vs.