Sentence examples for became furious that from inspiring English sources

Marvin, the co-founder, says Vida began after she became furious that her proposal on women's writing for the Association of Writers and Writing Programs was rejected.

Samuragochi dedicated "Sonatina for Violin" (also composed by Niigaki) to Okubo, and became furious that her family failed to respect his contribution to her career last year when they failed to consult him before one of her televised concerts.

Civic leaders became furious that gangsters like Capone (who was also the blatant inspiration for Little Caesar) were being applauded in movie houses all across America.

The White House thought the Pentagon was disrespecting the president by refusing to propose a politically acceptable action plan, while the Pentagon became furious that White House officials didn't "seem to understand what military force can and cannot do," the official said.

But Joseph L. Bruno, the State Senate majority leader and New York's top Republican, had become furious that week when he learned that Democratic aides in the Senate were drafting a letter to the Internal Revenue Service suggesting that it investigate his income taxes.

He called me "a fucking fuckwit" and became furious at my bemusement that he should find our campaign so upsetting, given that one of his newspapers famously claimed that it did indeed decide elections.

Ramanujar became furious at this, for which the disciple explained that for Ramanuja Varadarajar is god, but for him, Ramanuja is supreme.

Obviously Solidarity became furious at this.

The two are enemies from the start, when Jasper becomes furious that the press seems to focus more on Barrington's bizarre habits than on his extravagant parties.

Nancy Grace, for the uninitiated, is a former prosecutor who hosts her self-titled show on HLN, where she becomes furious at the evils that men do four times a week and stops just short of calling for the public execution of criminals.

The protests became furious after government officials announced that they would investigate charges of corruption against one of the nation's most powerful milling companies.