Sentence examples for furious sir from inspiring English sources

In a news conference, a furious Sir Ronnie called the release of the report "a denial of natural justice".

And in that time the share of drivers exceeding the limit by more than 10mph dropped from 20% to 14%.In this section Word on a wing The still centre The beleaguered baroness Fast and furious Sir Humphrey, your time is up The UKIP insurgency ReprintsSince motorway traffic has fallen, congestion does not explain increasing compliance.

Republicanism was in the air.In this section Word on a wing The still centre The beleaguered baroness Fast and furious Sir Humphrey, your time is up The UKIP insurgency ReprintsSince then a number of factors have given the monarchy a boost.

A furious Sir Derek Roberts, acting provost of UCL, lashed out last week at the "hypocrisy" and "lies" of opponents among academic staff, who have campaigned vigorously against the plan he put forward with Sir Richard Sykes, rector of Imperial College.

The finished spar is dismantled and sent by road to Airbus's facility in Broughton, en route to Toulouse in France.In this section Word on a wing The still centre The beleaguered baroness Fast and furious Sir Humphrey, your time is up The UKIP insurgency Reprints"Only three or four firms in the world can do what we do," says Marcus Bryson, head of GKN's aerospace division.

When a furious Sir Michael confirmed the decision a few weeks later, it was assumed by many Michael Gove had led the way.

Why was no one questioning their fat profits, or their chief executives' big bonuses?Drugs firms were furious at Sir Michael's outburst.

But he is even more furious that Sir Gordon has dismissed his claim that Mr Howard, then a junior trade minister, was influenced by a bribe to support the inquiry into him ten years ago.Mr Al Fayed says he is motivated only by a desire to clear his name.

Party leader Nick Clegg was said to be "furious", and Sir Graham later deleted the tweet and apologised "profusely".

Again, there was a furious spat, and Sir Gerald Kaufman declared himself appalled, but in the context of the era in which it was written - an era in which Guy Burgess manned the Foreign Office's China desk - Orwell's compilation looks highly innocuous.

Furious United manager Sir Alex Ferguson turned cheerleader from the touchline while Ronaldo - knowing the Red Devils were vulnerable - immediately switched to a more central role.