Sentence examples for livid because from inspiring English sources

Dobson is livid because he has been assigned to the royals, and he is a republican.

I was so livid, because he was a friend – I thought.

I'm going this week and I'm livid because I can't get a table at my favourite restaurant, L'ami Louis.

Churchill was livid, because Stalin asked for so much – food, military equipment, other supplies – and he wanted it all straightaway.

I was livid, because I felt any vitriol from me would be unwarranted: he was thinking about us.

Torre and Wells's teammates were livid, because through his foolishness Wells had added to the burden of his fellow pitchers.

When Ben & Jerry's, an ethical ice-cream firm, refused to sell to him last year, Mr FitzGerald was livid, "not because they said no, but because they had misunderstood us".

"All I can tell you is that I was livid about it, because, No. 1, it was, it was embarrassing," Mr. Clinton said.

The Lions (2-10) were livid, perhaps because Detroit also lost its first meeting this season with Chicago (9-3) when Calvin Johnson appeared to catch a winning touchdown only to have the officials rule that he did not complete the play.

The Tea Party folks are livid already because a Republican Congress still hasn't sent a repeal bill to President Obama's desk, and because Ted Cruz's lonely attempt to defund Obamacare two years ago met with an utter lack of support from his fellow Republicans in Congress.

I was absolutely livid with Jimi because to me that's the most un-cool thing to do".