31.   During the days when schools were open, union teachers had to endure angry crowds outside many schools.

32.   Emboldened by the results, de la Fuente tried to march onto the UNAM campus to confront strikers but retreated when an angry crowd confronted him.

33.   Foreign powers come and go, and there is very little protection they can provide against the wrath of an angry crowd.

34.   He has faced the angry crowds in Santiago, in Havana, even in his home province of Villa Clara where they turned against him.

35.   He said the security at the shopping centers reflected a concern that as symbols of affluence, they could be targets of angry crowds.

36.   He smiled at an angry crowd of women shouting, in their native language, for his troops to leave.

37.   Hopkins had to run for his life as the angry crowd surged toward the platform with frightening intentions.

38.   In the months after Suharto was ousted, angry crowds bayed outside his pleasant downtown home for his trial and for the return of his stolen wealth.

39.   In Zambia, I hid in the back of a car to escape an angry crowd that did not want journalists reporting on the disease in their country.