Sentence examples for gangs of fans from inspiring English sources

Gangs of fans had running battles with police, showering officers with bottles and bricks.

In "Among the Thugs," Bill Buford's horrifying nonfiction book about the brutal excesses of British soccer hooliganism, he writes about gangs of fans who travel to European cities like Turin ostensibly to support their teams.

One is a total eclipse of the sun and the other is a gang of fans of Jeremy Clarkson, who are delivering a petition to have their hero reinstated.

Gangs of football fans have increasingly become involved in drug trafficking, prostitution and protection rackets.

After the game, gangs of Roma fans assaulted Liverpool supporters travelling back to their hotels.

Here, for reasons that need not be overly elucidated, babysitter Elisabeth Shue must leave the safety of the white suburbs and travel into the ghettoised city where she encounters all sorts of dangerous black people, ranging from car thieves to gangs to fans of blues music who force her and her youthful charges to sing some bee bop.

They have a gang of rabid fans - Team Biffy - who follow them around.

(Its fellow New York bands Radio 4 and the Liars are also obvious Gang of Four fans).

7.53pm: Like last night, Olly Murs and Caroline Flack are holed up in the depths of the arena with a gang of screaming fans.

A Tottenham Hotspur supporter had an emergency operation today after he was left fighting for his life when he was stabbed during an attack by a gang of Lazio fans on Wednesday night.

The Liars are among New York's Gang of Four fans, and they're on the way to turning the old punk-funk into something with their own jolts and barbs.