Sentence examples for became livid from inspiring English sources
Mondesi became livid and motioned toward Rocker, but teammates held both players back.
When Goldsmith presented his analysis of the Geneva Conventions at the White House, Addington, according to Goldsmith, became livid.
There, she became such an avid fan of the Lakers that she became livid if someone phoned while a game was being shown on television.
In a dream, he imagines that he embraces Elizabeth, his bride to be: But as I imprinted the first kiss on her lips, they became livid with the hue of death; her features appeared to change, and I thought that I held the corpse of my dead mother in my arms; a shroud enveloped her form, and I saw the grave-worms crawling in the folds of the flannel.
When, in the 1980s, he, Joyce and their borderline-autistic friend Toby (Judah Friedlander) go to see the film Revenge of the Nerds, Pekar becomes livid at their tolerant approval for the movie's faux-affectionate treatments of the nerds and the illusory "victory".
A reporter from The Verge, who was in the court, said that the judge had become "livid" when Apple had brought the press release to her attention.
A report from website The Verge said that the judge had become "livid" when Apple lawyers brought the press release to her attention.
In any other business, such a suggestion would ruffle scarcely a hair, but the education business has wrapped itself in such a mantle of righteousness that it and its defenders become livid if anyone suggests it should be subject to even the sketchiest economic rules.
Burt is angered by this, but becomes livid when Kurt admits that Karofsky has threatened to kill him.
