Sentence examples for wrong fumes from inspiring English sources
"The whole approach is wrong," fumes a source close to the plans.
Something so commonplace it barely has life beyond the knee-jerk "thieving BASTARDS" response it elicits, but ends up being a top BBC News story with interviews with three separate people because it generates sentences like "Unfortunately, Santa parked his sleigh in the wrong bay" and "Santa was fuming".
What can one do, except feel powerless and fume and wonder what is wrong with some people?
Fuming over GM SIR: Re "The wrong medicine" (Sept . 21 p. 166).
In the fulsome language of Hollywood trade papers, fuming starlets no longer walk out over the selection of the wrong leading man; they "put their Manolo down".
The lack of explanation or diagnosis led to feelings of anger and frustration: 'when I was sent home I was fuming … when they're telling you that there's nowt [nothing] wrong with you and you know there is' [PM3 47].
Where Mr Kaczynski stoked rows and fumed about historic wrongs, Mr Tusk, and his high-profile foreign minister, Radek Sikorski, smoothed them over.
There's fumes everywhere".
