An enraged matawah stormed from store to store, ordering the proprietors not to do business with the woman.
An enraged Castroneves, who was dropped to 10th, stormed from his Dallara Honda car after the race to yell at IndyCar officials at the flag stand.
I suspect plenty of people will storm out of the theater equally enraged (and in need of whiskey).
The meeting with the German leader proved unsuccessful and upon being asked to sign the execution order of thousands of Norwegian "saboteurs", Quisling refused, an act of defiance that so enraged Terboven, acting on Hitler's orders, that he stormed out of the negotiations.
Somehow, the venerable institution of town hall meetings has horrifically morphed into little more than senior extreme games, with enraged, belt-busting, bespectacled, graying, health care revolutionaries preparing to storm the barricades to reclaim capitalism from the socialists who have taken power.
And it was at that moment that Rose came barrelling in, a titan, Alice's enraged Red Queen in her quilted robe, her gossamer nightdress beneath it, her expression a storm of reproach, and the story abruptly had nothing to do with their bodies, with Miriam's nakedness and desire and what Porter was or wasn't going to do about it.
Torres becomes enraged, saying that the current surgeon who has the job is a dinosaur, and storms out while yelling: "I'm a superstar".
Goaded by taunting letters from "the king's pet fancy," Rosamund Clifford, into thinking she is about to be deposed, the enraged queen raises an army and drives a contingent of courtiers through a white-out blizzard to storm her rival's love nest in Wormhold Tower.
Terrorists calculate that when the enraged enemy uses its massive power against them, it will raise a much more violent military and political storm than the terrorists themselves could ever create.
9. (1 46) an enraged husband in a silent film reads a letter and his eyes get wide and he slams his fists on the table and storms out.
