Sentence examples for fury rising from inspiring English sources
As they deliver bad news, he removes his spectacles with a trembling hand, the fury rising in him like a volcano.
And with public fury rising over the acrid, ammonia-laden odors from the waste lagoons, which carry for more than a mile, Governor Hunt had begun to call for restraints on an industry he had long allowed free rein.
I can imagine the sitting rooms (or probably drawing rooms) of families with the names Churchill and Soames last night, with descendants gathered round to watch and the fury rising.
Alone, like Ms. Schenecker, night after night with my argumentative sons while my husband was working away from home, I've felt that fury rising from the soles of my feet, at the sight of a carefully made meal thoughtlessly dumped in the sink or, worse, a little brother scratched and bruised.
What really bothers me isn't just the initial onslaught of weight-gain articles themselves (those with disgusting captions describing every inch of Gaga's flesh as though she is no more than a piece of meat hanging in the butchers), although they do, to the point of me actually feeling so enraged that I can physically feel the fury rising in my chest.
She almost died of rage.Although I should perhaps slap my colleague on the wrist for writing "tannoy" instead of "loudspeaker" or "public-address system" (like using "hoover" instead of "vacuum cleaner"), I too have felt the fury rising when I hear the word "deplane" from cabin crews.
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As he pondered the matter, anger and fury rose in his breast, and he began to expatiate on the wickedness of northern hoteliers.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The damage from Pakistan's worst floods in generations mounted on Monday as rescue operations continued and public fury rose in the country's most volatile province.
