用up in arms造句子，“up in arms”造句

At last the people rose up in arms and defeated the cruel rulers.

Dad is up in arms because you used his car without asking for his permission

He observed the phases of Venus and discovered the moons of Jupiter, which had theological experts up in arms.

The mothers were up in arms when they heard that there was to be no school crossing across the busy road

By the time European transport ministers finally met, by video conference, on the morning of the 19th, airlines were up in arms.

Dr Nissen, a leading cardiologist, is up in arms over the way Merck and Schering-Plough, two American pharmaceutical giants, have handled a clinical trial of Vytorin, a blockbuster anticholesterol

and German animal lovers are up in arms about it.

I can't understand why she got a raw deal and could not be up in arms

This has the meat and dairy industries up in arms over the high cost of their main feed.

Farmer Brown's cows are up in arms, having heard that McDonalds is considering the introduction of a new product: Beef McNuggets.

Some London bankers are already up in arms over a European Union proposal, similar in outline to the G-20's, that would force banks to hold on to extra cash to cover certain losses.

All of the people in that country were up in arms against the invaders.

All of the coloies were up in arms against the Redcoats.

Residents are up in arms about a plan that government prepares to build a factory, which will pollutes the local river.

Shopkeepers, restaurateurs and local businessmen are up in arms.

Although smaller sellers, eBay's traditional clientele, are up in arms, the changes seem to have stemmed the decline somewhat.

Roman Catholics are certainly up in arms.

Van Gundy's comments last week about needing a back-up point guard got more than a few international fans up in arms.

The Weasels and the Mice were always up in arms against each other.

Indeed, the British, normally the most suspicious of euro-integration, are pretending that it does not other "out" countries are up in arms.

In June 1808, as French soldiers were marching through Valdepenas, the village rose up in arms.