Sentence examples for rises in fury from inspiring English sources
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y., Aug. 15 — His voice rises in fury when a special teams player misses a blocking assignment or makes the wrong cut on a return.
When last year George Osborne attempted to nationalise every school in the land, it was Tory local councils that rose in fury and stopped him.
The lawyer-leaders of an uprising that rose in fury at a lawyer's detention and takes the courthouse as its symbol believe that the rule of law can come to all of Libya and its wealth be distributed among more than a favored coterie.
Democrats reacted in fury.
The "new, clean, great man," "the last of the heroes," an "unwashed Viking" were some of the ludicrous accolades Downes bestowed on Sibelius; of one crescendo, he wrote, "The orchestra girds its loins and rises in Berserk fury".
Then the Tea Party rose up in fury, and McConnell moved right again, in an effort to reinvent himself as an anti-government insurgent.
Working people around the country saw that Congress was about to pass a disastrous bill, and they rose up in fury to defeat it.
They rose up in fury, manifesting Activism's under-appreciated Dark Side: Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan with their cynical "Southern Strategy"; William Simon and soon-to-be Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell poisoning our Constitutional waters with ersatz corporate personhood.
The latest oddity came on 9 December as protests rose to fury in Parliament Square.
They may also rise in wrath and fury, and bear away, on their angry waves, the accumulated wealth of years of toil and hardship.
