During the dry periods, vegetation would die off and fuel raging wild fires that burned at temperatures as high as 600C - killing plants and damaging the soil.
The initial charges of rape and murder fueled rage at the hundreds of thousands of security forces whom India deploys here in what many Kashmiris see as an occupation.
Members now receive daily e-mails urging them to buy additional training and insurance, in case, as a recent e-mail put it, "God forbid, the unthinkable should happen to you, and you're forced by some scumbag in a drug fueled rage to pull the trigger".
Soccer hooligans in England punch each other in beer fueled rages; in Philadelphia a man was shot on the subway for wearing a Chicago Bull's gear after arguing with the shooter about a 76'ers game.
This was merely to fuel the rage of Frazier.
Our bomb attacks will fuel their rage and we might see some action here in the UK.
Arafat's tactical sense, combined with the Israeli capacity to fuel Palestinian rage, guaranteed that even in his worst and weakest periods the cause persisted as both a strategic irritant and a moral requirement.
Talk story about "Split Verse" (Midmarch Arts), an anthology of poems about divorce...The book is subtitled "Poems to Heal Your Heart," but "Poems to Fuel Your Rage" might be equally appropriate, if perhaps less advisable from a marketing perspective.
By Rebecca Mead The New Yorker, July 10, 2000 P. 22 Talk story about "Split Verse" (Midmarch Arts), an anthology of poems about divorce...The book is subtitled "Poems to Heal Your Heart," but "Poems to Fuel Your Rage" might be equally appropriate, if perhaps less advisable from a marketing perspective.
"What I'm hoping to do here," he said, "is to pull that curtain back and peel the onion and take a look at what these guys have done to foster, to stoke the fires, to fuel the rage of these militaristic males to go and do what they do".
