"What's this, then - a bloody mutiny?"

These two lively books unravel the saga of the bloodiest mutiny in the history of American whaling.

The shooting around the stockade stopped abruptly; there was a frozen silence, then we heard savage yells and arguments; the enemy camp exploded in a bloody mutiny.

If this doesn't reach them first thing today it'll miss the salary cheques and we'll have a bloody mutiny on our hands.

She was notorious for having the bloodiest mutiny in British naval history, which saw her captain and most of the officers killed.

November 15 - Philip Roche leads a bloody mutiny aboard an Irish ship and turns to piracy.

He had had some of Pompey's money last year, when he had been Mamercus's quaestor and incited a mutiny-oh, not a nasty, bloody mutiny!

And it is my gallant friend here who has saved us from what would have been a bloody mutiny.

It would take but the slightest incident now to set off a bloody mutiny that would leave the Janis' lovely pol- ished decks red with blood!

Replicants became illegal on Earth after a bloody mutiny by Nexus-6s off-world.