Sentence examples for went in anger from inspiring English sources

And the victory was at last adjudged to Sophocles, which Aeschylus is said to have taken so ill, that he left Athens shortly after, and went in anger to Sicily, where he died, and was buried near the city of Gela.

"It's hard to look forward to these games because it feels like you've been slapped in the face, and I can only say sorry to the Hibs fans because we've put them through the wringer, and we're put through the wringer on the sidelines as well because it just would not go in". Fans vented their anger outside Easter Road at full-time, with chairman Rod Petrie in the firing line.

"I went in expecting anger and hostility from them, for having been forced to come here.

On and on it went in a circle, anger constantly directed at other victims of the coalition government's Welfare Reform Act instead of the politicians and policymakers responsible.

So he went back in anger, and Apollo, who loved him dearly, heard his prayer.

It was reported that the South African got changed and went home in anger after being taken off in the 61st minute of Rovers' 3-1 Premier League victory last weekend.

"Mike went in with a lot of anger," Finkel said, seeking to explain Tyson's attempts to continue to pummel Savarese when the fight had clearly been terminated.

So Mr. Moran has now gone in pursuit of the anger not only within himself but also around him.

We won't go!" In a fit of anger, he once told an anti-abortion leader, "Too bad your mother's abortion failed".

The obduracy of Henry's keepers sent Anne into such a fury that she suffered another miscarriage: according to David Calderwood, she "went to bed in anger and parted with child the tenth of May".

It's unclear if Pelosi already intends to impose term limits ― a rule change that would require a majority in the Democratic Caucus ― but such a deal would likely tamp down criticism from many younger members that they have no place to go in Congress while also angering many senior members who have worked their way up their committees over decades to secure a top spot.