Sentence examples for then furious that from inspiring English sources

Arabella was swept away by it, indignant, then furious, that it was ignored.

"People will be thrilled that Obamacare is repealed, and then furious that their 25-year-old kid is now off their insurance," among other broadly popular parts of the law that would disappear.

The Isle of Man rider then set a furious pace up the final 7.8km ascent to Ax 3 Domaines - so furious that he ran out of energy and was forced to drop away with around 6km remaining.

Fatima becomes so furious that she sets herself on fire.

But it is Hammy's unblinkered wife, Sinead, who is given Ms. Spallen's sharpest lines, delivered in a glorious performance by Geraldine Hughes that is witty, then furious, then stunned.

You first hear gurgling water, presumably from Ainadamar's springs, then furious galloping patterns, which evoke the violent hoofbeats that the poet heard in his nightmares.

We want to see you in 10 years!" Apple, understandably, looked aghast, then hurt, then furious.

I often then get furious that I have to be scared and extra careful.

It was then that Mr. Turner, furious that America Online might have misled Time Warner's shareholders, began changing his view of Mr. Case, people who worked with him said.

Rasmus, the patrol commander, is called in by the military police and then summons a meeting of his men, furious that one of them has betrayed the unit.

"Then I was thinking, my mother she would probably be furious that I went and my father would probably just think it was stupid.