Sentence examples for more furiously from inspiring English sources
He begins to scribble more furiously.
Will he? Or, will Point Given motor first and more furiously?
"Why would people do that to themselves?" He begins to scribble more furiously.
India dislikes the chumminess, all the more furiously after spotting a Chinese navy submarine twice visiting Colombo.
Though Ned Kelly died in 1880 just before his 26th birthday, he could not be more furiously alive.
Seeing each other like this meant our fury turned into bravado and made us more furiously brave.
In the months after September, with business travel off even more, airlines instead furiously cut leisure fares on certain competitive routes in desperate attempts just to fill airplanes.
Most fans remember the epic King's Landing siege in season two as Blackwater but, for good or ill, they're also more likely to furiously debate the Red Wedding than the Rains of Castamere, the episode in which those notorious nuptials were framed.
Technology firms have lobbied furiously for more software engineers.Business folk are not blindly pro-Europe.
Today our troops in Afghanistan are furiously building more of the same.
Others clapped furiously, and more than once, "I love you, Jessica!" could be heard in the stands.
