Sentence examples for irate crowd from inspiring English sources

When the garrison finally capitulated, the irate crowd massacred several of the soldiers.

It took until midnight and for senior players, including Kaká, to address the irate crowd before calm was restored.

After the deputy mayor came to hear their problems, an irate crowd came away yelling: "We're hungry!" Local people say it was not always this way.

The Argentinian looked pleased to receive a collage of his Werder days from club staff pre-kick-off – probably because the presentation was indoors, away from the irate crowd displaying a large banner reading: Di Santo: Ich liebe geld (I love money).

"The following nontransit uses are permitted by the [Metropolitan Transportation ] Authority provided they do not impede transit activities and they are conducted in accordance with these rules," the officer boomed in front of an increasingly irate crowd before ticking off a list.

Units of the armed police, sometimes using tear gas and occasionally using live ammunition, are frequently used to disperse irate crowds of unpaid workers or complaining farmers.

Irate crowds greeted his arrival on Okinawa on Sunday with bright yellow signs that said "Anger," and showered him with jeering cries of "Go home!" And in Tokyo, opposition leaders and even members of his own governing coalition assailed him for having turned the relocation into a huge political issue, only to go back to the original agreement.

The Knicks played from behind all evening, as they do almost nightly now, and the Dallas Mavericks built a 23-point lead and inspired all of the usual derisive chants from an increasingly irate Garden crowd.

At least neither the Seleção, nor Zúñiga, will need to face an irate Brazilian crowd – with the Floridian support sure to be much more forgiving of this summer's misdemeanours.

Some English players later expressed fears that a large-scale riot and that the police would not be able to stop the irate home crowd, who were worried that Woodfull or Bradman could be killed, from attacking them.

Some English players later expressed fears that a large-scale riot could break out and that the police would not be able to stop the irate home crowd, who were worried that Woodfull or Bradman could be killed, from attacking them.