Sentence examples for fuming against from inspiring English sources

Gertler escaped conscription though ill-health, fuming against the idiocies of war and conveying its hectic horror in his iconic Merry-Go-Round of 1916.

Germans furious at having to lend money to profligate Greeks despite the "no bailout" clause in the European Union's treaty are fuming against a "transfer union," while the high-spending French seethe at the notion of unelected bureaucrats forcing austerity on them.

After their actions shuttered the American government for 16 days and threatened the nation's credit rating and they fumed against the White House, Republicans ended their noisy revolt on Wednesday in a state of near somnolence.

Companies with a credit rating only a smidgeon better than junk can still borrow money below LIBOR (the London Inter-Bank Offered Rate), according to Alicia Ogawa, an analyst at Salomon Brothers.The banks fume against unfair competition from the public sector, in particular from Yucho, the postal-savings system.

The three young men in La Haine hang around and fume against injustice idiomatically, "ils ont la haine".

Fuming impotently against life's everyday irritants, Evans is the mouse that roared.

Celtic midfielder Charlie Mulgrew has admitted he is still fuming over the red card against Germany that led to him being suspended for Scotland's Euro 2016 qualifier against Georgia on Saturday.

Angela Merkel has been unwavering in her message that welcoming refugees is the right thing to do; Le Pen fumes against "rampant Islamisation" of the continent.

Or when the news agency Xinhua, echoing its master Beijing, fumes against the "irresponsible" Washington politicians who starred in the recent debt-ceiling circus, and points to the fragility of a system "saved " from free fall by the Fed's promise to shower free money on banks for at least two years.

Odemwingie fuming.

Absolutely fuming.