1.   At first, everything seems fine, but after continuing unemployment and humiliation, Glen turns his rage on the little girl.

2.   All it would take would be one clinically depressed denizen of a Chelyabinsk nuclear installation, who unlike Professor Nechai decided to turn his rage outward rather than inward.

3.   But those who have returned are turning their rage on the few remaining Serbs in perhaps the most intense revenge campaign in Kosovo.

4.   By contrast, Arafat may risk turning popular rage against himself if he cracks down too hard on militants.

5.   Everything will have to come to a complete stop before people turn road rage into a demand for rational transportation planning.

6.   If rock-throwing mobs in Kosovo can turn their rage on well-armed and expertly trained American troops, what can be in store for U.N. police officers?

7.   Palestinian factions say they will soon turn their rage on these settlements.

8.   Until he began considering what it meant to represent America in Venice, he was unable to fathom how to turn his rage into metaphor.

9.   While boys who are rejected by their mothers often turn their rage outward, she said, girls tend to focus their anger inward.

10.   When state PRI members turned their rage on the protesters in the Plaza of Arms, police fired dozens of tear gas canisters, scattering both sides.