Sentence examples for furious email from inspiring English sources

Rush's management wrote the filmmakers a furious email for their impertinence.

He was surprised to receive a furious email from a father claiming the piece - "Incarnations", as he understood it - was a Satanic verse and his daughter would not be playing in in anymore.

And yet, he feels, Masters isn't entirely listening: "You confine all mention of my campaigning activities to the barest minimum, in spite of my repeated statements that they are essential," he complains in a long and furious email.

Somehow I'm thinking that even though they ruined the notebook, the Forbes editor isn't going to get a furious email from an embarrassed PR agent as I did after my Durabook testing.

This past May, a professor at the University of Florida issued a furious email threatening expulsion to students on a study abroad trip in Florence after they were filmed partying with the cast of Jersey Shore.

Not much sign of that so far.That provoked furious emails from both sides.

After the RTS Journalism Awards, a series of furious emails bounced around BBC News about how unfair the system was, that the juries were stacked against them and that they had been robbed.

"Because I get up at normal hours, I'd look at what we'd done the day before and type things out, saying, 'I don't like this very much,' and he'd send furious emails back saying, 'What do you mean you don't like it?

They are accustomed to poison-pen letters, furious emails, and insults.

When one of her staffers met with Sokolich a few days later, Kelly sent a series of furious emails: "I am on fire," she wrote.

Sending furious emails to them or to friends or writing thinly veiled posts about some people won't make you feel better.