Sentence examples for livid by from inspiring English sources

Ancelotti was livid by the interval, his side's attempt at a riposte having spluttered to nothing.

The envoy, Nabil Hussein Ashri, was made livid by a proposal to promote a Thai police general who stands charged in one of the diamond-linked murder cases.

If society is livid by that, why aren't we outraged by the day-to-day fleecing?

The Moscow post has been vacant since February and at least one member of the Obama administration was livid by this move.

The reaction from Bolivians was swift and livid, and by the time the measure was withdrawn five days later, it was clear that Mr. Morales, arguably the strongest leader in Bolivia since the 1950s, had suffered the biggest setback of his presidency.

I'm furious, livid and enraged by the MPs vote.

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

For example, critics frequently observe that all his films have dwelt on the body: Bobby Sands' emaciated frame, Shame's sexual compulsions, the livid welts left by a slave owner's whip.

According to the head of a hedge fund that does a lot of business with large banks, their lending desks are now being stripped of risk-management responsibilities by livid chief executives.One boss who is probably more embarrassed than angry is Citigroup's Chuck Prince.

Disappointed in, angry with, livid towards, offended by, yes, but hateful toward another?

We keep the 30-odd billion pounds we would otherwise have sent to the EU, and Brussels has a massive hole howitzered in their annual budget, which now has to be picked up by livid Franco-German taxpayers.