Sentence examples for grow livid from inspiring English sources

So whenever Gotokai came from hunting, sharing his meat with the villagers, Kintie would grow livid with rage and wish he would just drop dead on the spot.

Dr. McLaren grew livid as the dive's impact spread.

"I felt like I should say something," said Francisco, who grew livid when Tichenor did not respond.

Mr. Oynes grew livid, calling the idea costly and impractical and saying the boat crews could be trained as scouts instead.

Then Mr. Rove apparently grew livid when Dick Cheney's dramatic retelling of the scene in the White House relegated the president to a footnote.

Walton grew livid when Kings big man DeMarcus Cousins grabbed Julius Randle's arms from behind, causing him to be thrown to the ground.

Or maybe you didn't notice that while you were happily knocking back margaritas and tearing through cheap fiction poolside, your skin was growing quietly livid.

Fleming, in turn, was livid.

Moniz was livid.

Obama became livid too.

BETH DITTO was livid.