As Chip explains, his uncle has passed away, "bought the farm, checked out, fumed out, popped off, slipped his cable, went over the pass, hit the throughway…" _The articles — and the complete archives of The New Yorker, back to 1925 — are available to subscribers.
This was the Ponting of Trent Bridge '05, the grinning Duncan Fletcher's object of fun from the England players' balcony as the skipper left, fuming, run out by the sub Gary Pratt, a specialist fielder he reckoned had been deliberately planted in dubious circumstances.
Fleury was fuming on his way out of the dressing room.
A father from Nottingham said he was "fuming" after forking out £450 online for a brand new Xbox One console, only to be sent a picture of the console in the post.
O'Neal recovered, too, and finished the game with 11 points despite fouling out and fuming afterward.
It is usual to oil the wood after fuming to fully bring out the effect.
True believers in bubble-in accountability are fuming as the opt-outs spread to tens of thousands of students, especially in places like New Jersey, New York, and other states where the anti- reform" banti- reformt its peak.
The band's guitarist, Dan Rothman, is fuming, but not out of brotherly protection.
When the teacher brought him out, he was fuming.
In the fulsome language of Hollywood trade papers, fuming starlets no longer walk out over the selection of the wrong leading man; they "put their Manolo down".
