Sentence examples for got so enraged from inspiring English sources

He had no tantrums like England's Edward VI, who took the throne at 9 and once got so enraged that he tore a live falcon into four pieces.

"I'd gotten to the point where I got so enraged by A.I.G., Madoff and the increase in the town budget, I'd decided to do something about it," said Ms. Meyer, an entrepreneur.

An executive says Bay got so enraged at an extra on the set of Transformers that he made him stand in a corner.

In local politics, citizens sometimes get so enraged about one issue that they decide to run for office themselves.

Now follows New York Congressman Anthony Weiner, whose comical name and clumsy dishonesty have so enraged the U.S. media.

Or, perhaps, Obama got so seriously enraged that he shot laser beams from his eyes which burned up all the oil floating around in the Gulf (wouldn't that make for a great video clip?).

When she did manage to complete her A-levels and get a place at university, her father was so enraged he told the local community that the real reason his daughter had left was to get an abortion.

Then run for your life, because this will make them so enraged that they'll try to attack you.

In 2003, when Democratic Gov. Gray Davis signed a bill that would allow illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses, he so enraged voters that he sealed his political demise.

Enraged, Billy gets so drunk that he hears the chorus of DMX's "Party Up" thumping in his ears, then goes completely bananas on the streets of the East Village.

"I didn't discuss this review with her until after it was in print... I'm convinced that Mrs. Luce was so enraged up in Heaven that she got Miss Manners's mind together with mine.