Sentence examples for he exploded in anger from inspiring English sources

He was portraying Dumbledore recently when, according to a British newspaper, he exploded in anger and expletives.

When Mr. Torricelli learned of the firing, an aide said, he exploded in anger, slamming something against his office wall.

When advocates for immigrants immediately accused Mr. Levy of insensitivity and race-baiting, he exploded in anger -- first at the advocates, and then at the news media for what he considered unfair coverage.

But things quickly went awry, beginning at night when Mr. Smirnoff berated young staff members playing drinking games, and continuing the next morning when he exploded in anger at a 19-year-old intern, then insisted that she ride home alone with him, asking her to hold his hand and accompany him to his favorite "make-out spot".

When a guard realized that Amini was not Leyla's lawyer, she exploded in anger and confiscated the retainer form.

At one point, officials said, as Mrs. Del Ponte was trying to interview one American-supplied informant in the presence of a fastidious Federal prosecutor from New York, she exploded in anger and later fired off a letter to her counterpart, Attorney General Janet Reno.

John Diel exploded in anger when he heard that police had arrested a man they believe to be Son of Sam.       "I wanna feel the guy's blood, I wanna put my hands around his throat and I want him to know he would be dying by my hands… I want to eat… yeah, eat the guy with my mouth".

**{:.break one} **       John Diel exploded in anger when he heard that police had arrested a man they believe to be Son of Sam.       "I wanna feel the guy's blood, I wanna put my hands around his throat and I want him to know he would be dying by my hands..

As he announced that he would not be standing for another term, the rally exploded in anger.

He queried the line judge as to which foot, and when the judge answered incorrectly, Roddick exploded in anger.

On Robinson's end, had he produced even a little less spectacularly than he did, batting.297 and scoring 125 runs in leading the Dodgers to the World Series, or exploded in anger even once, the so-called great experiment would have stalled.