Sentence examples for ports anger from inspiring English sources

"Rise up, Simón, as it's not time to die! Immediately I remembered that Bolívar lives!" Even Venezuelans used to Mr. Chávez's political theater were surprised by the exhumation, which pushed aside issues like a scandal over imported food found rotting in ports, anger over an economy mired in recession and evidence offered by Colombia that Colombian guerrillas are encamped on Venezuelan soil.

In Port Talbot, there is palpable anger at the government for not doing more.

While everyone seems angry (and perhaps rightly so) about the now failed port deal, where is the anger that only about 5percentt of all cargo coming into this country is actually inspected?

Several hundred protesters stoned a United Nations patrol and yelled anti-United Nations slogans in the capital, Port-au-Prince, on Thursday as anger spread over a cholera epidemic.

In Cairo, hard-core soccer fans initially cheered the death sentences to their rivals in Port Said, but then shifted to anger at the police acquittals.

Anger at police in Port Said is so great that on Saturday police forces retreated into their stations, fearing for their lives.

In suggesting a new port, Sir Gordon has played on the anger that many exporters here feel at the handling charges, which are highest in the delta.

Anger is still simmering in Port Said where more than 30 people have been killed in the latest unrest.

Across town, Port Said ultras targeted their own stadium in anger.

Local anger is now directed at the port of Clydeport, for sending the vessels to the loch after Maersk had requested mooring facilities.

Gavin Hewitt reports from the port at Lampedusa, which is the focus of anger for many locals.