Sentence examples for furiously demanded from inspiring English sources

Van Dorn furiously demanded a court of inquiry, which after lengthy proceedings cleared him of all charges in November.

The boxer spun round and furiously demanded: "Did you say tramp?" He then laughed but not before Warhol had momentarily lost his super cool.In this section Whose baton now?

As the Hamas leader lay close to death in hospital, Jordan's King Hussein furiously demanded that Israel save Mashaal's life or face serious consequences, including the execution of its agents.

They thought the IS leader tweets in English in a beret and describes himself as 'Arab Spring activist' born in UAE? https://t.co/pyB26Jg0Ht Spotting the error, Mr El-Baghdadi - an "Arab spring activist" originally from the UAE - furiously demanded an apology from the news site on Twitter, branding the mix-up as "stupid and irresponsible".

When Porter returned and learned of the fiasco, he furiously demanded of Alfred Ellet, Willl you please inform me by what authority you sent the rams … past the batteries at Vicksburg, in open day, and without taking any precautions to guard their hulls?" Ellet took full responsibility for the foolhardy mission, and Farragut was apologetic to Porter.

But the rest of the game was overshadowed by a rancorous exchange of cables between the Australian board, who considered England's tactics "unsportsmanlike", and the MCC, who furiously demanded the word be retracted.

Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, Pakistan's chief justice, reacted furiously demanding an apology which was grudgingly written on a slip of paper by Beg and presented to the court.

If you're rich, you'll probably be down there e-mailing away furiously, demanding to know why your AOL Time Warner stock just hit $3.

Turkey responded furiously, demanding Germany take action against Boehmermann.

Soon after his anxious departure, five buses containing crowds of ravenous anchovies stop at the Krusty Krab, its abundance of passengers furiously demanding meals.

For months, Mr Malema and his fellow MPs have managed to energise South Africa's parliament with their red uniforms, heckling and demanding furiously for President Jacob Zuma to #PayBackTheMoney - as the online campaign has it - from the state-funded renovations of his Nkandla homestead.