Sentence examples for be furious if it from inspiring English sources

After all, its thousands of brokers would be furious if it copied the series of ads run by, say, E*TRADE which portray full-service brokers as self-serving, incompetent sleaze-balls.

Its production run is intended to be vast, making the unit price sensibly low; and those allies, including Britain, who have earmarked money for the aircraft's development would be furious if it were cancelled.

I'm not suggesting that bus drivers or other men who say babe to women they don't know are evil misogynistic women-haters and I'm equally not saying that all women should be furious if it happens to them.

The undeniable opacity of government leads people to think of it as a machine, then to be furious if it malfunctions.

She refused saying: "I've been away from the apartment all day and the d-o-g will be furious if I go o-u-t again".

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

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

She had a tough side, and could be furious if the occasion warranted it.

Be furious if your heart feels like it, and be furious with passion - but also forgive and forget.

One woman dropping off children at the school said: "I can understand why they're doing it and I'd be furious if anyone blocked access to my garage, but I think there are places where people can park, where they're putting cones, and it's not really necessary".

However, Davies refused to elaborate on what he called the "suicide theory of [Baker's] enigmatic death", as he feared that "some of the old guard would be furious if they thought I was trying to prove it".