But her demands on the agency's resources become increasingly insistent, culminating in an enraged moment in which — as Chastain's neck, engorged, swells mightily — she threatens the C.I.A. station head with exposure for incompetence if he doesn't give her what she needs.
We paddled furiously, with the swan in full, enraged pursuit.
An affirmative there, especially if the big one from the Marvel comics continues in his enraged frame of mind.
One of the homeless men was placed under a 72-hour mental health order after running into the street in an enraged state, Clawson said.
A brief move into politics by Yunus in 2007 enraged politicians who are aware of the development economist's popularity among the country's poor.
In her brief career, she forced the government to keep statistics on honor killings, in which enraged family members murder sisters or daughters believed to have brought shame on the family or clan.
Emily W. ReedEmily W. Reed, who in 1959 enraged Alabama segregationists by allowing a book about a fuzzy white rabbit marrying a fuzzy black rabbit onto the shelves of the state's central library, died on May 19 at a retirement community in Cockeysville, Md. She was 89.
The New York announcement in particular enraged progressives.
Gabriel and Mikhail kill each other, and Zero and One engage in an enraged battle.
Sixty-four pages of enraged, in-your-face typographic collage – stark black and white, blood red, shit brown – denounced a "relationship" between the US and UK that had, in the Thatcher era, become exactly as "special" as that between backside and bogroll.
