Sentence examples for angry rioting from inspiring English sources

These fresh vital natural sounds - whether a crowd of cheering fans or angry rioting gangs carried the urgency Tippett must have been after.

Two weeks ago it was the accidental burning of Korans and other sacred texts on an American military base — the news of which led to angry riots across Afghanistan and to the deaths of at least thirty people, including six American soldiers.

Discussions were temporarily interrupted as representatives of several undeveloped countries walked out of the meetings and angry riots broke out in the streets over the injustice of such paltry penance.

The officer who shot Grant served 11 months for involuntary manslaughter, a decision that sparked angry riots on the streets of the city.

Riot police had positioned themselves in the area earlier in the day, prepared for the possibility that a peaceful protest could spiral into an angry riot.

Video footage of those shootings sparked protests and angry riots in Charlotte, and led to the arrest of Tulsa officer Betty Shelby.

America gets angry about rioting, but not the reason for the riots.

The bombing sent thousands of angry Copts rioting in the streets and criticizing the government as failing to protect them or to hold anyone accountable for the crimes against them, including the shooting, which took place in the town of Nag Hammadi.

Angry Refugees Riot in Darfur; Bush Presses U.N.

Hundreds of angry students rioted on Wednesday night in the central city of Zhengzhou after a city inspector beat a female student, according to a Hong Kong-based rights group, the Information Center for Human Rights and Democracy.

A10 Two British soldiers working under cover were arrested and jailed in the southern city of Basra and then freed as British tanks broke through the walls of the jail after an angry crowd began rioting outside, an Iraqi Interior Ministry official said.