| I remembered Jacob's advice and decided maybe riling him up wasn't such a great idea at the moment. |
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| But I have to admit, no noise is better than constant, niggling, riling, infuriating noise. |
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| It leaked, riling Mr Cameron and George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer. |
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| Then, however, Taiwan was led by presidents who delighted in riling the mainland. |
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| Brussels has had to give a riling so as to forbid transhumance an that 114 km2 island. |
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| Palin could play a similar role in the 2012 primaries, riling up the base while appalling moderates and independents. |
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| But, wary of riling Muslims, it has seldom brought miscreants to trial. This time may be different. |
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| Almost every aspect of the SarcMark succeeded in riling one commentator or another. |
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| The biggest political book of the season is riling up both sides of the pond. |
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| But I was a student at Central Saint Martins, like them, and to me their framing of the incident smacks of an art school mindset that risks riling the general public, especially in such harrowing circumstances. |
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| He is riling up in Afghanistan against Pakistan. |
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| If yes-men surround a leader, who will tell him that his policies on AIDS, Zimbabwe and pro-black business are useless or dangerous? The archbishop has a gift for riling pompous leaders. |
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