Sentence examples for blazing fury from inspiring English sources
Yet to declaw Burke's conservatism is to miss the blazing fury of "Reflections on the Revolution in France," a book more prophetic than political.
Back to the always comforting busyness of work, and blazing fury – in the week of A-level results and the annual round of discussions as to whether they're hard enough – at the Tory dismissal of media studies as a valuable subject.
Blazing Fury, a 3-year-old son of Dynaformer, was a 7-1 shot.
The jockey Javier Castellano won his first stakes race at Saratoga today, rallying Blazing Fury past six horses with a powerful move on the turf to capture the Grade III Saranac Handicap.
Castellano, a 24-year-old Venezuelan who has been riding in New York only since February, swung Blazing Fury wide around the far turn and rocketed him past a cluster of horses on the rail for an emphatic four-and-three-quarter-length victory in the mile-and-three-sixteenths race.
The nugget of gold we want to blaze with fury must be washed of his sand.
You are right about one thing, though: I am indeed a feminist who is not "in a blaze of fury over the fact that Wiz Khalifa promotes illegal activity".
As the former, animated by a jealous fury which blazes through the formality of the social dances and ignites like a match in a firework box at the first street encounter, Julie Worden is darkly splendid.
Scene after scene tests the reader's own credulism with fantastic juxtapositions — torture and song, fury and innocence — under an African sky of burning sun and blazing stars.
And just as he delivered the most vital possible "Being Alive" in the presence of Mr. Sondheim, the English actor/singer Julian Ovenden on this occasion took "Soliloquy," from "Carousel," unleashing in it waves of tenderness interwoven with alarm and even fury, thematic currents all tallied by the conductor John Wilson and his blazing orchestra.
