Sentence examples for rampage for from inspiring English sources
No, he goes on a homicidal rampage for one simple reason: gangsters killed his puppy.
His killing rampage for his country was inspired by the death of a buddy, Saburo Tanamachi.
He's been on a rampage for months about top generals and admirals getting to call themselves commander in chief.
Working a crowded room, Rivers went on a disbelieving rampage: "For years, we have dragged these people's names through the mud!" she rasped.
Chinese troops in Lhasa preferred to let Tibetan rioters rampage for two days rather than move in to stop them, fearing that large-scale bloodshed would lead to boycotts of the games.
Bangkok's drastic action was in response to the destruction of its embassy and attacks on Thai-owned businesses in Phnom Penh on Wednesday by rioters allowed to rampage for hours while the security forces apparently did little to restrain them.
To people in Manila, Mindanao is known for guerrilla fighters and rampaging kidnap-for-ransom gangs.
The Times was a finalist for breaking news for coverage of the Isla Vista shooting rampage and for international reporting for exposing inhumane working conditions on farms in Mexico.
They rampaged for several more days, and the young fighters were even so bold as to trade shots with the South Sudanese Army.
And yes, people have gone on murderous rampages for all of human history, and have used whatever tools were at their disposal – rocks, knives, swords, their own hands – to inflict violence.
Groups of young people rampaged for a third straight night, setting buildings, vehicles and garbage dumps alight, looting stores and pelting police officers with bottles and fireworks.
