She sat high on her stool, and he was almost sitting on the floor, but they were well matched: patriotic anger had fired the ailing Debussy to write this work, and here it was filtered through brilliant four-hand pianism.
Police in Ferguson, Mo., delivered an "ineffective response" to the riots that followed the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown last year, did not understand the gravity of the public anger and fired "Stingerballs, PepperBalls, bean bag rounds and baton rounds" in failed attempts to quell the escalating disturbance, the U.S. Justice Department has concluded.
Or if someone from the Indian border guards is feeling down and unhappy, he will vent his anger by firing at the Pakistani side.
Celtic's captain displayed his anger by firing a plastic drinks bottle into the empty Rangers dug-out and appeared, at one point, to be trying to challenge the fan physically.
Anger may fire the shot, but misogyny determines the target.
In a sudden, whiplash spasm of anger, Armstrong publicly fired the camera wielder, a senior Patch employee, on the spot.
HMV faced a mutiny as disgruntled staff took over the struggling retailer's Twitter account to express their anger at being fired.
But that has done little to quell questions and anger among the fired workers and many who support their efforts to unionize.
Mrs Clinton may beat Mr Sanders in the end, but the anger that has fired his remarkable campaign will not disappear quickly.
If your stress is causing you to feel angry, instead of feeling worn out or helpless, use that anger to get "fired up" about a subject that you feel passionate about.
