tirade

Preposition: of

• abuse: To what do I owe this tirade of abuse from you?
• hate: How you have the nerve to finish your tirade of hate with best wishes I do not understand.
• invective: Likewise a letter to the broad sheets that simply consists of a tirade of invective is unlikely to get printed.
• criticism: My sense of duty to the nation would have waned with each tirade of criticism over the years.

Converse of object

• launch: Max launches a tirade against Boyd's would be in-laws.
• deliver: Open the cover, tho, and Moore once again delivers a tirade worthy of the genre.
• begin: Then he spotted the horses and began another tirade.
• follow: D'arcy Ryan Battersea Power Station I thought the following tirade against Battersea Power Station might interest readers.
• include: Song lyrics include tirades on the media, laments on the ordinary people of the the world and other stuff to stir the soul.
• unleash: Call people in the US and unleash long, angry tirades that culminate in me screaming " SIX.

Preposition: against

• train: On Saturday from one of our car brigade there was a tirade against the train as unreliable.
• blogging: Blogging takes no time at all A lot of bloggers have had a lot to say about Yasmin Alibhai-Brown's little tirade against blogging.

Adjective modifier

• bitter: Sunday, 2nd July 2006, 09:38 LIFE STYLE EXTRA ( UK ) - Candy Spelling has launched a bitter tirade against daughter Tori.
• long: A stunning start to Byron Rogers ' book is a long tirade from Thomas ' son Gwydion.
• anti-Semitic: In fact, few national leaders made forceful condemnations of Mohamad's anti-Semitic tirade.
• angry: Bing's not what you'd call a new man, as one angry tirade at Claire shows.
• recent: Osama bin Laden himself mentioned the Iraq sanctions in a recent tirade against the United States.
• furious: If he didn't, he was likely to drop dead during his furious tirades against the Bread Tax.

Noun used with modifier

• opening: Everything is meaningless ' is the books opening tirade and the argument flows straight from these first principles.