For Martina, it seemed to be the catalyst for a long night of jeering that he hardly deserved and which hardly cast the Stoke crowd in the greatest light during the goalless draw.
We'll make up.'" - Charles Green, Rangers' "newco" chief executive "He wears the club shop, Tony Pulis, he wears the club shop" - Stoke crowd salute the manager's dress sense "Where you you when you were us?" - AFC Wimbledon fans wax philosophical at MK Dons.
He stoked crowds into cheers and boos with increasingly sharp language about Mr. Gore, whom he portrayed as an inveterate exaggerator and wanton spender under whom the size of the federal government would become "Gore-gantuan".
He barnstormed the nation promoting discounts on groceries, dishwashers and even hotel stays, stoking crowds of a thousand pumped-up and profit-hungry people.
It's depressing to see in such vivid detail how much easier it is to stoke a crowd with hatred than it is to hammer out a peace.
In 1977 the organist for the Chicago White Sox, Nancy Faust, began using the song to stoke the crowd into taunting an opposing team when, say, a visiting player struck out or a visiting pitcher was removed or the team was about to lose.
Mr Huckabee is a politician of immense charm and natural gifts, and Mrs Palin can stoke a crowd quite effectively, but if Mr Obama really is as liberal as the Republicans say he is, it makes more sense, given the baseline party-identification numbers, to claim the undefended centre rather than trying to drag the electorate right.(Photo credit: AP) .
In 656, after the murder of the third caliph, Uthman, and the accession of the fourth, Ali, members of Uthman's Umayyad clan hung Uthman's blood-stained shirt from the pulpit of their mosque in Damascus as a way to stoke the crowd's hatred against Ali and his followers.
We did it!" as he stoked the crowd by waving a hand towel.
Two protesters were killed by police in the first two days of protests, stoking the crowd's anger.
For the past 22 years, the guitarist Phil Long has stoked the crowd with Bob Dylan covers, corny jokes and Elton John sing-a-longs.
