Sentence examples for But fume from inspiring English sources

IF THE editor mangles this article, his correspondent can do little but fume.

She would just listen — but fume afterward, thinking over and over about what she wished she had said.

Canadians are personal-space fanatics (we invented the white line on the highway), but we're too deferential to do much about it but fume and call it patience.

Rose had spent her whole life stoking it, trying to keep the mess contained but fuming.

They felt more tolerant of repeat visitors but fumed at window shoppers and their brokers.

"Big government" is once again viewed with deep hostility, and much of the public is not merely cynical, but fuming.

Carlesimo has altered substitution patterns to compensate for injuries or exploit matchups, but lately the rotations have been so bereft of production that Carlesimo all but fumed after the Bulls loss, saying that something must change.

It used to be connected to Billingham via the intervening town of Haverton Hill, but fumes from the local factories polluted Haverton Hill so severely that 20 years ago it was demolished, turning the Clarences into a kind of artificially created village.

With its 17.2-gallon fuel tank, the DOE estimates that the Lexus has a range of 464 miles, which means that in a perfect world I could have made it to my in-laws on a single tank, granted arriving on little else but fumes.

But fumes won't propel him much further, especially as Newt remains the temporary favorite among hard-core conservatives.

The introduction of the process is usually associated with the American furniture maker Gustav Stickley at the beginning of the twentieth century, but fuming was certainly known in Europe some time before this.