Sentence examples for furious life from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, a play that should die from its self-inflicted wounds avoids flat-lining — if just barely — because of a cast and crew applying furious life support.

He was always busy and funny and indestructible – a friend to journalists and good journalism, a diminutive, funny, fast, furious life force.

Though quiet in tone and contemplative in manner, Albert Serra's historical drama, set in a Swiss villa and a Balkan estate, far from royal courts and teeming cities, brings exotic passions of the eighteenth century to furious life.

This programme goes back 145 million years to tell the story of Big Al's life - the fast and furious life of a dinosaur.

It pulses with furious life.

A third important feature of the P. vivax cycle is the ability to quickly develop gametocytes, which has prompted the use of the expression of a fast and furious sexual life strategy.

"I'm furious that innocent life is lost.

He was steely rather than furious, but my life flashed before my eyes.

Inspired by an awful death, "Igby Goes Down" retaliates with life, furious and inextinguishable.

In Nothing Ever Happened, Cox truncates his chorus to a furious yelp of "life just crashed", and it becomes a lightning-flash reminder of the car accident he was involved in late last year; when the song bleeds imperceptibly into a roaring cover of Patti Smith's Horses, he sings with the fury of a man revived.

The extracts through which the story is told were carved out of an archive of tens of thousands of words – a feat of artistry in itself – and were brilliantly brought to furious, passionate, embittered life by Helen Bradbury (Elizabeth, Beth Cooke Mary, Michael Jennenn (Burghley) and others.