Sentence examples for vented fury from inspiring English sources

Page C1 SENATORS CHALLENGE OIL EXECUTIVES Oil executives of the five largest companies faced a verbal firing squad on Capitol Hill, as Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee vented fury over gasoline prices.

The same campaigner nevertheless vented fury at the way in which Clegg had decided to raise his profile in the campaign, saying: "Every time he pops up, our poll rating goes down".Clegg's friends claim privately there has been a breach of trust since Cameron promised he would not take a high-profile role.

Michael Van Vliet This is one of only a handful of Dylan's protest songs to be written in the 1970s, but it's also one of his angriest, venting fury at the wrongful murder conviction of boxer Rubin "Hurricane" Carter.

Earlier this year, he caused the home secretary to vent fury at the judiciary, when he ruled that the government was breaking the law by denying welfare support to asylum seekers who make "late claims" for refugee status.

Its conclusion: Hereupon, a debate, like a whirlwind, arose, Which seem'd fast approaching to bitings and blows; 'Mid squeaking and grunting, Pig's arguments flowing; And Chick venting fury 'twixt screaming and crowing.

Within the building, investors are expected to vent fury over bonuses paid to BP's finance director and head of refining last year, and the £1m payoff handed to Dudley's predecessor, Tony Hayward.

Violence spread throughout Ukraine as Cossacks and peasants vented their fury on those they associated with Polish tyranny and social oppression landlords, officials, Latin and Uniate clergy, and Jews.

Allardyce also vented his fury at Wenger.

The next day, at the children's funeral, 15,000 Palestinians vented their fury.

Many others vented their fury and dismay at the decision via social media.

The industry vented its fury via its many friends in the rightwing press.