| draw ire | 10.27 | That draws the ire of Edwards. | ||
| raise ire | 6.71 | She did not raise the ire of teachers. | ||
| arouse ire | 1.84 | That may be why Bank Bali has aroused so much ire. | ||
| earn ire | 0.86 | But they have earned the ire of HMOs and independent businesses opposed to reform measures. | ||
| provoke ire | 0.79 | His comments provoke the ire of some Italians. | ||
| risk ire | 0.79 | Now Clinton can do nothing that would risk the ire of Mrs. Clinton. | ||
| rouse ire | 0.79 | The patronizing comment from the snooty waiter roused her ire. | ||
| direct ire | 0.72 | Their ire was directed mainly at the government. | ||
| attract ire | 0.46 | But she also attracted the ire of advocacy groups. | ||
| stir ire | 0.46 | But it only takes one to stir public ire. | ||
| face ire | 0.33 | Oil producers like Mexico and Kuwait are reluctant to face American ire. | ||
| focus ire | 0.33 | They focused their ire on the World Bank. | ||
| spark ire | 0.33 | Ramirez sparked the ire of the Fenway fans on more than one occasion. | ||
| turn ire | 0.33 | Once the Williamses were seated, the fans turned their ire on Serena, jeering her every misstep. | ||
| vent ire | 0.33 | Some American Jews are venting their ire through their pocketbooks. | ||
| evoke ire | 0.26 | Judging from the reactions of passers-by, the missionaries evoked more ire than interest. |