Sentence examples for furious figure from inspiring English sources
In the Law Courts and at other unrelated hearings she would suddenly bounce up, a petite, furious figure, and scream "You sentenced an innocent man!" before the clerks bundled her out.Turning on a sixpenceThough she wasn't political, and never intended to be, the whole campaign was an East End howl against years of dismissive treatment by judges and the police.
Ivory Coast coach Herve Renard cut a furious figure on the touchline and his rage was further fuelled when Bony looked as though he was impeded by Molla Wague but the referee gave a corner.
Many listeners will have had a sudden pop video in their heads featuring a furious, brooding figure hunched beside a wireless in Suffolk.
Nine furious masked figures, each crazier- and angrier-looking than the last each with bigger arms and shoulders and then little Cassandro, his head thrown back, smiling like Judy Garland.
But when a villainous peacock, Lord Shen Gary Oldmann), emerges with a weapon that will aid him in taking over not just the valley but all of China and put an end to kung fu, Po and the Furious Five must figure out a way to defeat this dangerous fowl.
When a furious arms dealer cannot figure out what to do with a surplus war trumpet, Trygaeus, the central character, suggests pouring lead in the bell to make a steelyard.
No soap would jettison such gold and electricity--a figure simultaneously furious, ironic, melancholy, and horny".
Some genetics researchers are furious and have now figured out a way to get the data anyway.
Now, apparently thinking the public has forgotten that debacle, they're furious that Democrats have figured out a way to turn the tables.
And, considering how well the most inclusive stories and casts do with audiences — from the "Fast and Furious" movies to "Hidden Figures" — if Hollywood doesn't understand that, it's Hollywood's loss, artistically and financially.
A Brexit minister's claim that government officials have never produced a correct economic forecast has triggered a furious backlash as senior figures branded it an insult and the former head of the civil service said it was unacceptable.
