Sentence examples for mobbing of from inspiring English sources
So are verbal punch-ups on Question Time, or the mobbing of Islamic schools, or anti-Palestinian propaganda in newspapers.
It was a moment that no one but Ali could have created, a scene that had little to do with the usual mobbing of a celebrity.
Punching a police horse in the nose doesn't win you many friends, and the recent mobbing of midtown by angry construction workers is enough to make New Yorkers sympathize with taxi strikes.
For many, it was a moment to be celebrated – Kanye brought the whole grime scene to the Brits! was a common response – a triumphant mobbing of the stage by some of the biggest names in a scene that has generally been ignored, humbled or watered down by the British music industry.
Mr. Dehghan also put the mobbing of the president's car into perspective, pointing out that during his first term, people began to hand him letters appealing for help, particularly once "it became apparent that Ahmadinejad's office actually responded to many of the letters, often requests for grants or loans".
Mobbing of marauders is another strategy reed warblers use to keep nests free of cuckoo eggs.
Mobs of Buddhists hunted down Muslims.
We've got mobs of people here".
And a mob of locals agreed.
Mobs of police and mobs of rioters hunted each other down in Chicago.
