21.   Connors began to walk away when Nokes apparently said something that drew his ire.

22.   Davis has succeeded in drawing the ire of House Majority Leader Dick Armey, R-Flower Mound.

23.   Despite such successes, the program and its widespread spraying have drawn the ire of environmentalists.

24.   Earlier this week, Republicans drew the ire of the White House and congressional Democrats when they insisted there had been no such commitment.

25.   Even so, her appearance drew the ire of ardently anti-abortion Pat Buchanan delegates.

26.   Fenway is the epidemic of pigeons that once caused Williams to draw the ire of the humane society becaue he shot some of them with his rifle.

27.   First they signed top draft choice Jonathan Ogden to a long-term contract that drew the ire of some competitors who thought it was excessive.

28.   Given the recent league-imposed suspensions of Iverson and Isaiah Rider for criminal activities, the punitive measures drew the ire of the players association.

29.   Gray marketers have drawn the ire of the National Association of Manufacturers, many other industry groups and the Clinton administration.

30.   Gore drew the ire of numerous Democrats when he broke with President Clinton on the case of Elian Gonzalez.

v. + ire >>共 63
draw 35.06%
raise 22.92%
arouse 6.29%
earn 2.92%
provoke 2.70%
risk 2.70%
rouse 2.70%
direct 2.47%
attract 1.57%
stir 1.57%
draw + n. >>共 656
attention 9.56%
criticism 6.16%
line 4.85%
crowd 2.60%
fire 2.51%
conclusion 2.38%
support 2.07%
people 1.43%
walk 1.32%
plan 1.28%
ire 0.77%
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