'wrath in' is not a correct/usable part of a sentence in written English.
If you are looking for a phrase to express wrath, try 'wrathful' or 'filled with wrath.' Example: The King's face was wrathful as he condemned the treason.
Cyber activists in Bahrain have declared Valentine's Day a "day of wrath" in the kingdom.
He sermonizes about "the implacable wrath in my heart", and how's he haunted by his victim's "strawberry-type birthmark".
JMW Turner – Ruskin's favourite artist – also sees fire and blood in a stormy sky, hell's wrath in a blizzard.
I read The Grapes of Wrath in that fierce span of adolescence when reading was a frenzy.
We can watch our very own lunar eclipse without fear of God's wrath in the early hours of 28 September.
(The film is a heady rumination on conformity, religion and nature's wrath in the guise of a pelting volcano).
Unlike a tornado last year whose wrath in the park was concentrated in the northern section, the storm sowed destruction evenly through the park.
By having a public brawl, they reason, the Bloomberg administration risks facing Mr. Pataki's wrath in the fall, when the Legislature returns to fine-tune the budget.
And it seems incredible that Steppenwolf have not been seen in the capital since their stunning, sell-out adaptation of The Grapes of Wrath in 1989.
The most irritating example I've seen is a British edition of "The Grapes of Wrath" in which Ma Joad refers to a "gallon a petrol".
But he earned the army's wrath in 1999 with his bungled attempt to fire the then army chief Pervez Musharraf – a mistake that ultimately forced Sharif into exile.
