Sentence examples for left enraged from inspiring English sources

But it was not just Saverin who had been left enraged by Facebook's success.

The police said Mr. Prather had left enraged, saying, "I'm going to go home and get my gun and blow your brains out".

She left, enraged, only to get home and find her post had been liked over 500 times.

But what he probably thought was a harmless joke (or a deliberate poke at the left) enraged animal rights advocates Wednesday night when he tweeted, and posted on Facebook, a photo of him and Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) kneeling beside a tiger skin rug.

Turpin leaves enraged, vowing never to return.

Cissé should have levelled and left Anfield enraged when Sturridge was denied a penalty having been clipped inside the area.

In a resignation letter printed by the New York Times, Greg Smith said his superiors had described clients as muppets and that it had left him enraged.

With regard to the President-elect: "My guess is that Barack Obama will more disappoint his supporters on the far left than he will enrage his critics on the far right".

Consuela leaves him, enraged when he does not attend her graduation party.

Victor Martinez Arrazola, left: "What enrages me the most is that we were doing fine.

Mr. Chen, in his newly moderate stance that still leaves Beijing enraged, says Taiwan does not need to declare independence because in practice it is already a sovereign state.