Sentence examples for furious whirlwind from inspiring English sources
Shaquille O'Neal, Amar'e Stoudemire, Vince Carter, Chris Bosh, Marcus Camby, Baron Davis and Richard Jefferson all stayed with their teams on Thursday, when a furious whirlwind of trade rumors gave way to a harmless winter breeze.
Billed as a memoir "based on a true story," his book is a furious whirlwind of energy and invention, literally wearing its originality on its sleeve: blurbs on the jacket describe the uselessness of blurbs; the inside flap reprints a passage removed from Chapter 5.
For his 1974 book, "Enter Joseph Papp: In Search of a New American Theater" (Coward, McCann & Geoghegan), he accompanied Papp, the impresario and leader of the New York Shakespeare Festival, for a whirlwind year of furious fund-raising and producing.
It threw my emotions into a whirlwind with a furious fervor, making me panic over almost everything each and every day.
If any elected official tries to weaken the benefit of the mortgage interest deduction, he should be prepared to reap the whirlwind at the ballot box from furious voters.
Attempting to understand the psychology of the looters – but not, as certain furious commenters assumed, condone their actions – Zoe Williams stirred a whirlwind of debate on Wednesday.
And there were the broken and the beautiful, who produced exquisite passages of play but couldn't keep their heads together: Kirk Stevens, a Canadian cocaine addict who played in a white suit; Alex (the Hurricane) Higgins, who died, furious and alcoholic, of throat cancer, in 2010; and Jimmy (the Whirlwind) White, who reached six world finals and lost them all.
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