"But if we lose the impetus now I will be furious, desperate.
There's nothing I can do about it and you always sounds a bit stupid raging about awards, they don't matter in the end - but if our design, costume, makeup and effects departments aren't nominated [in the Bafta Craft Awards] I will be furious".
"Knowing Colin as I do, he'll be furious that there's mistakes been made, obviously, I'm sure, by the publishers.
George will call and he'll be furious".
If someone steps on or otherwise disturbs one of his plants, he'll be furious.
The SNP members in the Commons, all 56 of them – they'll be furious?
But he mustn't know about Max, Ellen said, that would really depress him, please don't tell him, he'll have to know, Quentin said grimly, and he'll be furious not to have been told.
George will call and he'll be furious".Former President George Bush, chiding his wife for criticising Mr Gore, New York Times, July 8thAngel child (2)"I've heard my peers written off by the pundits as a generation too involved with itself to be bothered with public life.
Now this place passes into a prolonged nostalgia … The moment will come soon enough when you need a Gawker, and you'll be furious that you no longer have one".
