Sentence examples for a rage at a from inspiring English sources

Philipp, who bears an unsettling resemblance to Ben — and, like Ben, can fly into a rage at a second's notice — works for a venture capitalist as a negotiator.

Six weeks after his release in 1981, Mr. Abbott flew into a rage at a Manhattan restaurant and killed a waiter.

Two months later, Mr. Pirone flew into a rage at another woman, a roommate, after she refused his sexual advances.

He was portrayed at his trial as a man who went into a rage at his wife's romantic rebuff and became Inmate No. 445394.

When Tiffany, in a rage at finding some elves kidnapping a baby, kills them in a moment of fury, it is not a triumph.

It is an India that can even find a warm spot for Nathuram Godse, who killed Gandhi in 1948 in a rage at his insistence that India honour a debt to Pakistan while the two countries were at war.

Only last week, Mr. Milosevic flew into a rage at the testimony of a former Yugoslav Army soldier who said that his unit had killed dozens of civilians, including women and children, in Kosovo.

But others fly into a rage at their loved ones.

"In straightforward, undisguised fashion, Sendak's work has addressed problems as monumental for children as being in a rage at their mother, relating to a depressed or emotionally unavailable mother, or coming to terms with a mother who cannot or will not recognise her child's concerns," he writes.

"Ray Donovan" is fuelled by that emotion, particularly by a rage at ugly systems.

And often he flies into a rage at me, me, the poor soul.