| It came when the crowd began egging on the Iowa fans, who stormed the field with one second remaining in the game. |
| We walk briskly on the soft sand of its otherwise-dry bed, the two Quechua Indians egging on the llamas with whistles and cries. |
| With measures egging on to export, to take goods out of the country. |
| What I suggest is that you hear the points of order in silence and rule at the end, rather than egging on your old team. |
| He often supervised construction himself, and one account has him egging on workers in the foundations by throwing them coins and cooked meat. |
| Either burglary, robbery, violent disorder or egging on the crowd. |
