Uprise used in a sentence

Uprise in a sentence as a verb

Pretty close to my sentiment with the uprise in " blah blah> learn to code".

You "feel" you have a voice, they give you an outlet, so you do nothing to uprise against it.

Is there some kind of reason there is not a big uprise against this kind of practice in the US?

And unlike two decades ago, there are now hundreds of ways to uprise and much harder to crack down.

Half of those also ban eating pork, but I suspect there's not been an uprise in the Google cafeteria.

The narrative has been sounding more and more to me like a "freedom to uprise and overthrow the government".

Interesting, I always saw the uprise of social games as quite confusing, since myself as a gamer saw no need for these games.

When there was one and following the failed uprise in the 1930s, Palestinians in fact clashed with there own elite, in what was a civil war between the established leadership and a mob. Jews just happened to be in the way.

I mean they maneuvered Google into an obvious and significant monopoly position, similar to the one Microsoft found itself before the uprise of Google.

The video editor tries to appeal to those people who would think that robotics takes away jobs and that robots might "uprise" against humans, while the content will mostly be interesting to robotics enthusiasts.

It is a bit cynical to mention the role of the internet in the uprise against Mubarak as an example of the internet being "america's greatest weapon" given Mubarak's position as a longtime US ally.