Sentence examples for smoldering over from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chorost, ever suspicious of government secrecy, has also been smoldering over something else.

It seemed like he had been smoldering over all these issues for years and wanted to get it all out".

She had just run the 4x100 and was smoldering over the third- place finish caused by poor baton handling.

The Red Sox are even more vulnerable to insult, what with Nomar Garciaparra smoldering over his own brush with Rodriguez last winter, and Pedro Martínez mulling his next move.

Mr. Reagan channeled a grass roots movement that was still reeling from what it saw as the ideological betrayal and humiliating corruption of the Nixon era, just as today's Tea Party members are smoldering over the party's record during the Bush years.

The centrist Democrat is content; the liberal either still smoldering over intransigent lawmakers or basking in vindication.

Similarly, Johnston smoldered over trivia regarding his rank and dissatisfaction with an unwillingness of some civilian officials to retain conversational confidences.

He still smoldered over what he considered the dirty 2000 primary, especially the slander campaign he believed had been waged against him.

In particular, a basic disagreement smoldered over whether the engine box should be respected as a dining table, most particularly at mealtime, when it certainly ought not to be opened and we would have to deposit the oily bilge pump onto a freshly washed tablecloth.

The fire known as Erskine, about 110 miles (180 km) north of Los Angeles, smoldered over a wide area on Sunday after melting steel and reducing homes to ash in an intense conflagration on Thursday and Friday.

Many of those Muslims still smolder over Iraq, Guantanamo and unflinching U.S. support of Israel, but they are hoping the son of a Kenyan Muslim who lived part of his childhood in Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim country, can help chart a new course.