People are, somehow, still furious at Laura Pidcock.
Overflowing with brainpower -- as though all the minds Cantor investigates were somehow networked and engaged in furious serial processing -- it finds room for heart, too.
"Time," Smith writes, "has picked up somehow, roaring along like a furious current," and the intervening years have startled them with feminism, wrinkles, weight, divorce, affairs, hysterectomies and menopause.
Furious because pesky weeds somehow have a way of surviving the winter months and taking over.
But the pair somehow missed the fact that a furious search for practical, affordable electricity storage to beat that intermittence problem is well underway.
Senior editors at The Telegraph, furious that Mr. Peston had somehow beat them on their own story, suspected they were the victims of corporate espionage.
It's hard to look furious when you're holding balloons, but somehow she managed it.
He and Niebla Roja climbed into the ring and went back to work, somehow producing a perfectly credible version of a fast and furious lucha libre finish.
4chan users pretended a furious amount of mouse clicking and virtual action would somehow translate into a concrete reward appearing in their computer screens, like it does, say, in World of Warcraft.
One blogger was furious that X hadn't eased his students into learning somehow — by playing Mad Libs, for example.
