Sentence examples for livid about the from inspiring English sources

Cashman was livid about the comment.

I am absolutely livid about the upcoming fare increases.

Ray LaHood, the secretary of transportation, is livid about the dashboard bells and whistles.

Hospitals and doctors are livid about the trend, and in some cases taking insurers to court.

But Congress members and attendees are livid about the breakdown in crowd management.

Livid about the decision, Barajas had to be restrained by his teammates, and Manuel was ejected after gesturing wildly.

That's why we're all so livid about this: the father of a boy shot in that school massacre, who was taunted by a proud militiaman, "Your son should have had a gun, you stupid...."....

Ireland are pretty livid about this, by the looks (and sounds) of it.

But nevertheless, seek one who gets reassuringly livid about those who have given the industry a bad name.

So he's livid about Dornick, the only resident on posh South Mill Street who won't paint his house white.

Last month I spoke to a few members of a Puerto Rican family in Spanish Harlem who were livid about how the police were constantly harassing them on their block.