Riot meaning and sentence examples

Riot (raɪ.ət) meaning:

to take part in a riot

Riot sentence examples:

1. Students are rioting in the streets of the capital
2. Football fans riot in Brussels after Belgium lost to Morocco
3. Riots erupt in Belgian and Dutch cities after Morocco pull off WC upset beating Belgium
4. China’s Covid policy didn’t have to end in riot and protest. This is why it did
5. Clashes with riot police ahead of basketball derby
6. Brazil run riot on helpless South Korea
7. Who Trump is defending when he pledges amnesty for Capitol riot

Tax return meaning and sentence examples

Tax return meaning: 

A tax return is an official form that you fill in with details about your income and personal situation, so that the tax you owe can be calculated

Tax return sentence examples:

1. Income Tax Return filing deadline today
2. Pakistan announces one month date extension for tax return filing
3. Get Ready now to file your 2022 federal income tax return
4. Income tax return filing date expires on September 30
5. Govt is nudging tax evaders to file updated returns

Resort to meaning and sentence examples

Resort to meaning:

to do or use something because it is the only thing available

Resort to sentence examples:

1. If BNP resorts to anarchy, it will be handled strictly: Quader
2. Marketers resort to private depots, shortage hits NNPC
3. How to prevent bunions, treat them and when to resort to surgery
4. Healthifyme to resort to layoffs, 150 staff sacked

Curricula meaning and sentence examples

Curricula meaning:

(Plural of curriculum) the subjects comprising a course of study in a school or college

Curricula sentence examples: 

1. Maths is an intrinsic part of the school curriculum.
2. The Romans aren't on this year's curriculum
3. Bucking regional denial, UAE to include Holocaust in school curricula
4. Policymakers urged to revamp curricula
5. Legal opinion on alternative curricula leaves independent schools fuming
6. Chinese language set for secondary school curricula
7. Climate change subject must be in school curriculum

Draw to a close meaning and sentence examples

Draw to a close meaning:

to come to an end

Draw to a close sentence examples:

1. The sun is setting and the day is drawing to a close.
2. Damaging 2022 Atlantic hurricane season draws to a close
3. Long-running saga over bus shelter to draw to a close
4. As midterms draw to a close, Biden stumps for Hochul in N.Y
5. As US midterm elections draw close, Bitcoin worth $3.15 billion floods exchanges

Retaliate meaning and sentence examples

Retaliate meaning:

to hurt someone or do something harmful to someone because they have done or said something harmful to you

Retaliate sentence examples:

1. If someone insults you, don't retaliate as it only makes the situation worse.
2. The demonstrators threw rocks at the police, who retaliated by firing blanks into the crowd.
3. His first instinct was to retaliate against the attacks.
4. Former BPD assistant chief says act of retaliation forced him out of law enforcement
5. Suspect killed man in retaliation for friend’s death on same street
6. Amazon Must 'Cease And Desist' With Its Retaliation Against Unionization Efforts, Judge Says
7. Man Sentenced to Prison for Threatening to Retaliate Against Witness
8. New York Employers Cannot Retaliate Against Employees for Lawful Absences
9. Russia to retaliate if Israel sends weapons to Ukraine
10. Retired trooper who claimed whistleblower retaliation goes to trial Monday
11. Will China retaliate against US tech sanctions?
12. Ukraine braces for Russian retaliation
13. 'Will retaliate': Iran warns Saudi Arabia its patience has limits

Row meaning and sentence examples

Row (raʊ) meaning:

a noisy argument or fight

Row sentence examples:

1. UK government moves to defuse parliamentary row over onshore wind
2. Portugal leader denies problems with Qatar after ‘hostile comment’ row
3. Row over insurance ends in resignation in Dracut
4. Train strikes: Drivers walk out in pay row
5. Fans unimpressed amid flag row ahead of Iran-US World Cup clash
6. Germany players cover mouths in team photo amid OneLove armband row
7. Drug dealer knifed rival to death over mobile phone row
8. India hijab row sparks rise in sale of Islamic clothing

Brawl meaning and sentence examples

Brawl (brɔːl) meaning:

a noisy, rough, uncontrolled fight

Brawl sentence examples:

1. Brawl During Football Match In Russia Leads To 6 Red Cards
2. Venezuelan baseball league condemns violence after 2 brawls
3. Wedding reception descends into 50-person 'bloodbath' brawl
4. Massive Brawl in Scotland vs Argentina Thriller
5. England vs. Wales game heats up with brawl between fans before the game
6. Ecuador set to brawl with Senegal for round of 16 slice
7. Mass brawl between players at Scots youth football match caught in shocking clip
8. Game brawl leaves man thrown off railing

Tier meaning and sentence examples

Tier meaning:

one of several layers or levels

Tier sentence examples:

1. My wedding cake had four tiers, each supported by small pillars
2. I don't understand why you think we need yet another tier of management
3. Rangpur Division at top in tier 1 with one round to go
4. Two-tier Test cricket plans shelved
5. Application fees for low-tier govt jobs go up
6. Three-tier security for Jatiya Eidgah
7. Multi-tier security in city ahead of Ashura