Sentence examples for furious man from inspiring English sources

"These soldiers are here to stop us voting for Pashtun candidates," said one furious man.

A furious man recently parked a tanker in front of the prime minister's office in Ankara and began shouting "I'm hungry!

There is also a 1982 canvas by Basquiat, "Furious Man," which depicts a black man, baring his teeth, hands in the air.

In May 1990, "Furious Man," then relegated to a day sale reserved for low value art, had managed a modest $37,400.

"Furious Man," which came in the sixth position, expected to sell for $1 million to $1.5 million, plus the sale charge, shot up to $5.72 million.

On camera, a furious man denounced Shea and his friends as "bum-blasters" as local children looked on with interest.

There were a lot of furious men who felt they had been denied their birthright, and there may have been odd incidents of men trying to claim the women were inferior, but that was quickly disproved.

The decade since then has been a riot of hashtags, feuds, breaking news, white and gold black and blue dresses, spoilers, one-liners, furious men's rights activists, political movements, tweetstorms and celebrity bottoms.

Thaci, too, briefly strokes the local press before jumping into his car and racing off through the howls of furious men lining the roads of the nearby Serbian village.

But the Yankees' closer has been an angry man this week, furious after he blew a two-run lead in Anaheim on Sunday, desperate to pitch.

He goes from fawning Spider-Man fanboy to furious Spider-Man foe while pretty much hopscotching right over the beats to get us from point A to point B. Batman Forever did it better (which is just a weird, weird sentence to type).