Sentence examples for be furious if from inspiring English sources

Unions will be furious if the Obama-run company rips up the union contract.

The smaller schools would be furious if the big five decided to create their own sandbox, of course.

The RAF is likely to be furious if the Tornado is sacrificed as part of the spending round.

He wanted to know exactly what the box office was and would be furious if he wasn't sold out.

The population of Sierra Leone would be furious if the West was seen to have killed Khan, an African scientist and a national hero, with an experimental drug.

But residents who live within the charging area will be furious if they have to pay the full charge every time they move their cars.

Enviros are furious if the E.P.A. doesn't impose rules, conservatives are furious if it does.

Dedicated viewers would have been furious if he'd escaped.

My character would have been furious if I said Doctor Who should always be a man.

Compassion!," and now says he would have been furious if Mr. O'Brien had not invited him in.

But there's nothing new about the desire to watch someone without them knowing – and nothing unnatural about them being furious if they find out.