Sentence examples for played furiously from inspiring English sources

To their left a piper played furiously.

Jie played furiously with the doll she was given, her first one ever.

A memorable villainess, Madame Rivière, played furiously by Jacqueline Millière, is a force of nature, and Pierre, a frustrated thinker constrained by his social status, is hauntingly portrayed by Claude Hébert, who draws out the stifled brilliance under the torment.

There's "Train Kept A-Rollin'," which Beck has been playing (and playing furiously) ever since his time with the Yardbirds.

The Monkeys' live performances make it clear that, though they play furiously, they aren't willing to smile or dance in order to sell their songs.

With only a few short breaks Ghirda, 20, goes on playing furiously for 10 hours in the backroom of a run-down apartment block in Caracal, Romania.

"Gaunt and glaring and playing furiously against his quietly noble type, Mr. Harris isn't going for laughs in a movie that doesn't realize that it should have been a comedy," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times in January.

Gaunt and glaring and playing furiously against his quietly noble type, Mr. Harris isn't going for laughs in a movie that doesn't realize that it should have been a comedy.

If they had played that furiously from the start, they would not have needed the Edu goal, which was surely legitimate.

Clocking in under half an hour, the band played so furiously that the finished product clocked in at seven full minutes shorter than the demo versions.

Gentrification is not unique to Harlem; it is being played out furiously across Manhattan, from the Lower East Side to the garment district.