Sentence examples for mob there from inspiring English sources

If there's a mob there, won't it be dangerous?" "I will guide you," Dr. Nagaraj said.

Under the sponsorship of the Congress of Racial Equality, the campaign had begun on May 4 , 1961 when two buses embarked from Washington, D.C.; it was abandoned ten days later, in Birmingham, after the riders on one bus were attacked by a mob there and the other bus was firebombed in Anniston, sixty miles or so to the east.

Officials and residents of Brus Laguna, a town upriver from Ahuas, said a mob there threatened the mayor after the raid because they believed he was receiving money from the traffickers that he did not share with the community, forcing them to assume the risks but not the benefits.

Somewhere in the midst of the "mob" there is usually at least one person whose cruelty exceeds the tossing off of a stray insult.

"But let us never forget that for every angry mob, there are millions who yearn for the freedom and dignity and hope that our flag represents".

One theory suggests that the mob there is just as powerful as in Quebec, but is less rancorous than its counterpart and so attracts less attention (as it happens Joseph di Maulo, an alleged kingpin, was shot dead on November 4th in the driveway of his Quebec home).

Outdoor cafes will rise like flash mobs, there for a weekend and then gone, leaving an echo for inspiration.

First you must journey down into the dungeon and fight the mobs there.

It may be popular, but it's not mobbed: there are tickets available for as far as the eye can see (no pun intended) including St Valentine's, which this year falls on a Friday.

Speaking to Stephen Sackur in the Zimbabwean capital Harare, Mr Moyo said that unless South African leaders condemned unconditionally the activities of lynch mobs, there could be further ethnic violence.

There's an angry mob out there, hungry for justice, coming with pitchforks and torches after glass-box modernism, which has been judged irretrievably guilty of destroying nice old buildings, of gutting downtowns, of falling apart, of being plain old ugly.