Sentence examples for fire of rage from inspiring English sources

The rest is the purest pain that I've ever dealt with". Add another big log to the fire of rage that has fueled Rollins through a volatile career that began in 1981 when he joined Black Flag, L.A.'s preeminent hard-core punk band.

Meanwhile, the bevy of national outrages since Trump's inauguration over everything from immigration to refugees to attacks on the LGBTQ community to the new tax law may leave local activists with less fuel to feed the fire of rage at NYPD brutality and misconduct.

Nearly 17 years ago, after "fighting a war I never wanted" with Roy Keane and suffering a bad start to the qualifiers for Euro 2004, McCarthy recognised he was still being scalded by the fires of rage ignited by the conflict with Keane so terminated his six-year reign.

The only party offering reform these days stokes the fires of rage.

Not the fakes themselves — they're constructed to be catnip clickbait to stoke the fires of rage of their intended targets.

Prosecutors say Mr. Fowler set the fire out of rage after he was thrown out of a house where his family was staying.

It was supposed to be a carjacking, and whether Mr. Beazley fired out of rage or in a fit of panic, John Luttig was killed as his terrified wife crawled under the car to survive.

It is no coincidence that Speaker John A. Boehner's posturing came on the same day that Mitt Romney spoke of a "prairie fire of debt" raging across the country.

You don't want your fire to rage out of control when you light it.

As the fires of 1947 rage, the Mountbattens dress up in khaki kit and busy themselves feeding the fleeing poor ("Feed the children first!" Edwina cries) and breaking up bloody skirmishes between Indians.

Mel Gibson was said to have been the original choice for Maximus, but Mr. Crowe -- given extra nobility by a Caesar haircut -- has a ball-of-fire rage he can barely contain, similar to Mr. Gibson, before stardom mellowed him.