Sentence examples for digital wrath from inspiring English sources
This suggests either that Friday's call was staged to humanize the dictatorial former mayor, or that Rudy is afraid of Judi's digital wrath, or that the candidate is still struggling with how to integrate his third wife into his campaign, after her puppy-killing, husband-hiding, cabinet-sitting rough start.
At the risk of bringing down the digital wrath of blog-savvy oldsters, I've noticed that a considerable number of the anti-reform Republican "hooligans," as Rachel Maddow describes them, who turn up at various town hall meetings to shout incomprehensible loud noises just happen to be senior citizens.
Others plan to greet Armageddon in serenity, secure in the belief that the millennium bug is a digital manifestation of God's wrath against a sinning world.
While mixes on cassette tapes may not have inspired the wrath of the record industry in the past, Mr. Creighton said, digital mixes have better sound quality.
Eager to assuage his wrath, he passed the 1996 Broadcasting Act to gift Murdoch the digital universe, and Tony Blair's opposition just as eagerly voted for it.
The vices and virtues of downtown Detroit just got a 3D-digital makeover to accompany DTCHPLNES and Danny Brown's new video for "WRATH".
The most considerable obstacle he faces is the current wrath of the Recording Industry Association of America RIAAA), which sees his site as a contributing factor in digital piracy.
Fear the wrath of the.01 percent!
