Sentence examples for furious call from inspiring English sources

Still the furious call to arms and inspiration now as it was then.

But he did not issue any furious call to jihad, as prosecutors had suggested.

That was followed in January by intense criticism over a furious call he made to the editor of Germany's biggest-selling newspaper before it reported on the loan.

And when he speaks with them nonetheless, he gets a furious call from Clinton's top aide for not having a State Department lawyer (and informant) present.

One of the consequences was being on the receiving end of a furious call from Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state and former senator for New York.

After a hostile reception by critics at the Paris salon of 1839, Wiertz published a furious call for Brussels to "rise up" and become "capital of Europe", leaving Paris a mere "provincial" town.

Union leaders were furious, calling the decision to extend an already drawn-out pay freeze unjustified.

Price was also furious, calling Mitchell "elitist" and a typical member of the "chattering classes".

Nov. 11: Russia, furious, calls for Security Council meeting; France suggests concessions, joins China and Russia saying bring back Mr. Annan.

Media reports of the episode raised furious calls for those responsible for Aurora's injuries to be disciplined.

Democrats and supporters of the original legislation are furious, calling it, among other things, "a blatant disregard of our democracy". The group behind the minimum wage drive has threatened to sue.