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And this guy was MOBBED trying to leave the court, everyone wanted his autograph, and he did his best to sign nearly everyone's.

When he left the hall after his speech, the party leader was mobbed by his supporters.

As he came off the stage, a group of reporters mobbed him and insisted on an interview session.

When he left the hall the party leader was mobbed by his supporters.

Police and paparazzi mobbed the convicted child molester on his arrival in London.

On her frequent trips abroad, she would be mobbed by hordes of overenthusiastic fans.

At the Oberoi, the other luxury hotel besieged by terrorists, camera crews mobbed shocked survivors as they stepped from the building.

Organizers are wary because fighting has broken out in recent days when desperate people mobbed aid trucks.

The Spaniard was mobbed by fans as he enjoyed an afternoon stroll along Old Hall Street, in the city centre.

The children mobbed the baseball star.

Technophiles mobbed Apple stores in Europe and Asia on Friday to snatch the hottest gadget of the day - the ipod.

You find them not in a mobbed museum but in a quiet jewel box, a small chamber in the ducal palace of Mantua.

On the day I attended the court last month, a throng mobbed the entrance and the security check took nearly an hour.

The women mobbed him, pleading for help, as he entered the local hospital.

When the official in charge of the program appeared at a Santa Barbara energy conference in March, he was mobbed by eager CEOs.

Arriving at Istanbul's Ataturk airport looking dazed and tired, they were mobbed by dozens of Turkish journalists.

Today's moguls are mobbed, not just by starlets anxious for parts, but by graduates of the finest business schools anxious for fees.

Since arriving at the weekend, he has been mobbed by fans during a shopping trip and a visit to Disneyland.

In Muzaffarabad, desperate residents mobbed trucks arriving with food and water, grabbing whatever they could and pushing the weak aside.

UN peacekeepers fired tear-gas at a crowd who mobbed aid workers distributing food supplies.

Dozens of fans mobbed the show's venue, a gym in a working-class neighbourhood in eastern Paris.

The singer was mobbed by his fans.

well , it ' s quitting time , right ? - thank god , we were mobbed today.

The researchers noticed that invaders were often mobbed by older, wingless aphids.

hours earlier in gaza , palestinian government workers mobbed banks to demand back - pay promised by the government.

The celebrated violinist was mobbed by the audience.

The quarterBack was moBBed By the defensive line.

One restaurant was mobbed by men wielding knives and another was set on fire.

On his sudden death from a heart attack in 1970 Egyptians erupted in grief; some 5m people mobbed the funeral.

The theaters were mobbed for the opening of Star Wars.

On April 17, Ford dealerships everywhere were mobbed with customers.

Beckham was mobbed by women working in the call centre next door.

The returning soldiers were mobbed in the streets.

At ten in the morning the place was already mobbed.

Jittery citizens mobbed Tehran's currency dealers, desperate to buy dollars before another fall.

Eager fans mobbed the popular singer.

The crowd mobbed the popular film star.

The excited fans mobbed forward.

The pop singer was mobbed by teenagers.

The shop was mobbed by a large crowd.

He was mobbed wherever he went.

It's always mobbed on Fridays.

Google's head of engineering, Alan Eustace, accompanied Lee on one trip and couldn't get over how people mobbed him.

During last year's Beijing Olympics, he was greeted with a rapturous reception and mobbed everywhere he went.

Fans mobbed the actor where he went.

Each day the exchange floor was mobbed by hundreds of traders fighting and screaming to place their trades.

Lord Patten was mobbed by fans while in Hong Kong to promote his latest book.

mobbed, mob. bing, mobs To crowd around and jostle or annoy, especially in anger or excessive enthusiasm: