Sentence examples for drive angry from inspiring English sources

DRIVE ANGRY Opened on Friday nationwide.

"Has it ever happened to you?" "Drive Angry" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).

A proudly silly, adolescent exploitation movie, Drive Angry features car chases, shoot-outs, explosions, gore, nudity, swearing, and devil worship, often in the same scene.

In the clips from "Drive Angry 3D," for instance, Mr. Cage sends an outsize bullet at the bad guy's head, and pretty much into the audience, in slow motion.

Amber Heard plays a gruff waitress with a chip on her shoulder who joins Mr. Cage to "drive angry" in a 1969 Dodge Charger in order to find the nefarious cult leader before the next full moon.

11 P.M. (Showtime) DRIVE ANGRY (2011) Nicolas Cage (below right, with David Morse) plays a man who escapes from hell to save his grandchild from a cult of Satan worshippers in this movie from Patrick Lussier.

Mr. Papandreou's decision to call off the referendum followed three days of political tumult that whipsawed world markets, shook the Continent to its foundations and drove angry European leaders to issue an ultimatum on Wednesday demanding that Greece decide once and for all if it wanted to remain a part of the European Union and its currency bloc, the euro zone.

Such heightened civic discord, marked by crowded zoning board hearings, petition drives, angry letters and bitter lawsuits, poses a thorny question: whether there are legitimate reasons for people to feel so beleaguered or the long bull market has spawned a comfort class of adults even more spoiled than their charge-card-carrying children.

Don't drive when angry or upset or overtired as these factors will just compound the stress.

Last summer, Washington Post political columnist Dana Milbank spoke to a Georgetown University class I teach, the "Reported Opinion Piece," and gave our next generation of writers a pearl of wisdom about how he writes his biting columns with edge but not bitterness: "We've all heard about how you're not supposed to drive while angry.

I drove home angry and fed up.