If carnage on that scale were the result of terrorist actions, the entire city would be in an uproar, demanding that City Hall and the police do something.
12.
If a dozen beagles had been attacked with knives and guns on Boston's streets in the last 3 1 / 2 weeks, the town would be in an uproar.
13.
"If you found that your new CD player, your stereo system, your refrigerator, your Lexus or your Camry had used parts in it, you'd be in an uproar,"
14.
Nixon would have liked to replace Agnew on the Republican ticket in 1972 with John Connally, his chosen successor for 1976, but he realized that Agnew's large conservative base of supporters would be in an uproar, so he reluctantly kept him as his running mate.
