Sentence examples for got furious that from inspiring English sources

Unpacking, her mother got furious that Ms. Nimmons had brought along bags of snack food.

They get furious that anonymous nobodies can have their say in response to their articles.

But the prime minister, in turn, is reported to get furious that they never give him credit for, as he sees it, bringing stability and progress to a devastated land.Mr Hun Sen is a keen scholar of Cambodia's ancient rulers, looking to them for inspiration on achieving greatness.

I often then get furious that I have to be scared and extra careful.

McEnroe got furious at everything.

But the worst part of my job isn't that, or recycling sticky Gatorade bottles, or that time Richard Branson got furious and puce and started stomping around in his leather cowboy boots and cowboy hat and got a gun out and bared his horrible large teeth at me and went, "Fuck ya mum, homeboy!" and tried to shoot a nearby beer can but missed: no.

The one who suddenly, urgently needs an obscure spreadsheet, so you move heaven and earth to find the spreadsheet and when you do he gets furious because that isn't the one he wanted, even though that's the one he asked for?

The New Yorker, August 19, 1939 P. 28 The girl who drank because she had a toothache, but got furious when somebody mentioned that she ought to see a dentist.

At the cornerstone laying ceremony, Mr. X got furious again when he learned that the project would be delayed again for certain reasons.

A few kids that were hanging around on the street got furious when they saw me and my colleague: "Reporters!

The United States got furious".