Sentence examples for tirade with from inspiring English sources

"That's right!" he screamed, peppering his tirade with expletives.

"Chávez ended a verbal and physical tirade with: 'You can go to hell.

He used profanity during a four-minute tirade with Nimmons, who conferred with the ATP Tour supervisor Gayle Bradshaw.

Responding to comments Parcells made about him on ESPN's "N.F.L. Countdown" on Sept. 5, Shockey ended a tirade with a derogatory word used against homosexuals.

But we'd take you a bit more seriously if you hadn't rounded off your tirade with "Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go to bed".

Whippy and darting, a cell phone to each ear, signing off his opening tirade with "Fuckitybye," he bares his teeth at all those in his purview, reserving particular contempt for anyone who uses a word like "purview".

Conrad Aiken had a dinner with the two of them at which, looking like a "shivering, shuddering" scarecrow, she traded hate-filled tirades with her husband.

The father was an important cardiologist, revered around the hospital but happily subservient at home, where he would listen to strange tirades with an absentminded smile.

And there was Stan Cullis at Wolves, an Esperanto-speaking puritanical hardman who never swore, littering his half-time tirades with "flippings and floppings".

The father was an important cardiologist, revered around the hospital but happily subservient at home, where he would listen to his wife's strange tirades with an absentminded smile.

As the death-agony of the 1974-79 Labour government unfolded, former socialists and communists contributed to proto-Thatcherite tirades with titles like "The Future that Doesn't Work" and "An Escape from George Orwell's 1984".