Sentence examples for so enraged that from inspiring English sources

Many of the giant men he so enraged that day will be back on the river this Sunday, and when exhaustion starts to overwhelm them (usually somewhere around Chiswick) it may just be thoughts of the little Australian activist that summons forth the rage to fight on.

Idle builders were so enraged that some sent him two-by-fours in the mail.

Then run for your life, because this will make them so enraged that they'll try to attack you.

He had no tantrums like England's Edward VI, who took the throne at 9 and once got so enraged that he tore a live falcon into four pieces.

But he soon came back, so enraged that he pushed aside the assistant rink manager, Nancy Blanchard, leaving a large bruise on her arm, Judge Grabau recalled today.

Jason Hopson, a 30-year-old member of the Muscogee Creek nation, said law enforcement's recent actions had made him so enraged that it was hard not to consider whether protesters should fight back in a more substantial way.

(A character in "One Fat Englishman" grows so enraged at a towel that insists on slipping from the towel bar that he knots it in place and then "consolidates" the knots with water).

During Watergate, Nixon was so enraged at the Post that he blocked all of the newspaper's reporters from access to news conferences and attempted to block renewal of the Post's TV licenses.

Benghazi's population was so enraged by that killing and government inaction that protesters took matters into their own hands, storming a series of Islamist militia bases late last month.

He becomes so enraged at the Seediqs' resilience that he unleashes poison gas as a weapon.

But losing your job and becoming so enraged at your former boss that you want revenge is not necessarily a male gender monopoly.