Sentence examples for rage from from inspiring English sources

Those verdicts provoked rage from the EU.

"I've seen rage from him, Chip, Gibbss insisted.

Elaine Stritch pretty much owns "The Ladies Who Lunch," that sophisticated blast of rage from "Company".

Most seriously, wars still rage from north to south and east to west.

"I've seen rage from him," Mr. Gibbs said, describing the president's "clenched jaw" at meetings.

He has also rather noticeably transferred his rage from his father to his mother.

Gardening is the rage from hipsters to Hapsburgs, grandmothers to grandchildren.

It reports police fears of a "summer of rage" from victims of the economic downturn.

The song will be sung wherever there are rock fans with mullets and rage, from Sarajevo to Tehran.

Add weapons, money, and rage from Syria, and 2014 will be an exceptionally bloody year for Iraq.3.

It's no wonder this cry of rage from a garment factory, whoever put it there, pricks our consciences.