The phrase "and rage in the" is grammatically correct but incomplete, making it less usable in written English without additional context.
It can be used in contexts where someone is expressing anger or frustration, typically followed by a noun or phrase that specifies what they are raging about.
Example: "He felt the urge to scream and rage in the face of injustice."
Alternatives: "and fume in the" or "and seethe in the".
In Greece, austerity along these lines unleashed chaos and rage in the streets of Athens and brought about the rise of political extremism.
Internal pressures for reforms will only intensify as the people get over their initial shock and rage in the aftermath of the Israeli military incursion.
"In fact it may well be the general triple over-ordering of tickets for Ashes Tests by Nath Jones and his ilk that is responsible for the Paul Hobson's frustration, anger and rage in the first place".
As they watched, some neighbors quietly speculated about the possibility that it was all true -- that the lurid tale of jealousy and rage in the newspapers had indeed taken place, under their noses.
The flames that consume the wooden structures and rage in the night have a metaphorical power — suggesting both the incineration of millions of corpses, and a sort of divine vengeance against the perpetrators — that raises the images outside the realm of journalism and into a terrifying realm of art.
Fiorina says Democrats took care of Wall Street and wrote to Edsall, "The result is building disappointment, resentment, and rage in the public, which results in the 2010 debacle".
There is substantial evidence that AGEs are key mediators in the development of vascular injury in diabetic patients (80), and recent studies also support the role of AGEs and RAGEs in the development of diabetic cardiomyopathy (43, 114).
They visit family and drop in on former lovers, ride horses in the desert and rage in Vegas all before hitting San Francisco, the city in which they met.
Finally, he seems to have arrived at some primal state of undifferentiated compassion and rage, in which none of the usual rules for dealing with fellow humans apply.
In conclusion, we here describe distinct roles for HMGB1 and RAGE in lung injury accompanying the early phase of S. aureus pneumonia.
Read "Rubble and Rage in Jerusalem: Israeli Bulldozers and the Broken Homes They Leave Behind".
