It took an axe to the 500-year-old intellectual roots from which that movement sprang.

Taking advantage of the new liberties, the workers' movement sprang into action, above all by means of the general strike.

Segregation had united and preserved the black community, built those all-black churches, schools and fraternities out of which the movement against segregation sprang.

When he did, it was in one smooth movement, aches and pains or no, springing to his feet instantly alert, hand ready on sword hilt.

Pro-Kuin and anti-Kuin political movements spring up, leading to the rise of economic problems, fatalistic cults, and open war.

Sisko hoped the movement sprang from anger, however tightly controlled.

The movement sprang into existence in the late 1990's and has become increasingly active, to the point that any abandoned downtown building is considered a potential target.

Where other fundamentalist movements sprang from the experience of suppression, the Bakkers' postmodern Christianity expressed the late-twentieth-century conviction that "anything goes."

As far as I can tell, this movement has sprung more or less spontaneously from students across elite colleges, with little or no instigation from unions.

The Anglo-Catholic movement in the Church of England certainly sprang from the activities of Newman and his friends.