Sentence examples for called fury from inspiring English sources
Not for nothing is Salman Rushdie's novel about New York called Fury.
Pitt plays US Army sergeant Wardaddy, who commands a Sherman tank called Fury and its five-strong crew.
As a boy he watched "Bonanza" and became infatuated by another American show called "Fury," about a troubled orphaned boy who goes off to a ranch and tames wild horses.
Furies, Greek Erinyes, also called Eumenides, in Greco-Roman mythology, the chthonic goddesses of vengeance.
He also knows that late-night television has an egregious absence of female hosts, despite the number of talented female comedians, and that it really wasn't cool that "Mad Max: Fury Road" wasn't called "Furiosa: Fury Road" (Charlize Theron's character), which we couldn't agree more with.
A visionary action-sci-fi masterpiece called Mad Max: Fury Road was the only contender everyone agreed on.
Out-With is one of several translinguistic malapropisms meant to show the boys unworldliness: he refers frequently to a personage called the Fury, who once came to dinner.
YouTuber Jordan "CaptainSparklez" Maron co-founded his own mobile games studio earlier in 2015, releasing a free-to-play game called Fortress Fury in May.
In a blog post, former MayorShirley Franklin of Atlanta on Tuesday called the fury surrounding the indictments "a public hanging" and called for fairness and justice as the case proceeds.
One day in 1943 someone called The Fury decides that Bruno's soldier father is to be posted, together with the whole family, to somewhere called Out-With, which is far away from Berlin, and quite possibly not in Germany at all.
