Sentence examples for violence fan from inspiring English sources

"There is somebody who very much needs to fan tension so that waves of violence fan through the country".

At least this is honest, but those aren't the words of a hockey fan: they're the words of a violence fan who happens to have glommed onto ice hockey.

Far from thinking that those who hate the violence are not real hockey fans, it seems to me that too often, in what we back home call "the States," the problem is violence fans glomming unhappily onto hockey.

Matches marred by violence and fan protest, bitter feuds in the governing body and a "logistical nightmare" for the host nation.

These are a couple of solutions -- far-fetched, perhaps, but the danger signs are real -- that come to mind after the two episodes of violence and fan disruption that occurred seven months apart at the White Sox' home field.

At times, collective violence exploded, fanned by xenophobic hysteria.

Which is not to say that "JCVD" omits the wham-bam violence that fans term Van Dammage.

Similar violence by fans of losing teams has erupted this year in Indiana and Maryland.

Ethnic-fuelled violence between fans from Anzhi Makhachkala, based in the troubled North Caucasus, and Moscow and St Petersburg teams is common.

The Greek Cup final was struck by violence, with fans storming the court and tearing seats apart and with the police using stun grenades.

In the fall, the Mount Vernon-New Rochelle football game was played in an empty stadium during school hours, because of fears of violence involving fans.