| Lilibet, goaded by boredom to violent measures, had picked up a big silver inkpot and, without any warning, tipped it over her own head. |
| Who goaded Pushkin into jealous rage by circulating anonymous letters mocking him as a cuckold? |
| In truth, though, this is hardly a representative sample, since the exhibitionists taking part are goaded on by the presence of the cameras. |
| What if there was even a slim chance that unfettered coverage would have goaded the inmates into killing the hostages? |
| I was goaded into the attempt by a former American publisher who's become a literary agent in New South Wales. |
| To dramatize stories, reporters-often goaded by their editors-will look for angles that reveal tension or conflicting objectives. |
