Examples of using "Furioso" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I was furious.
- I was angry.
I'm furious.
Are you furious?
- Tom is furious.
- Tom's frantic.
- Tom's furious.
I'm absolutely furious.
He was drunk and angry.
Tom was really mad.
The governor was furious.
I was rageous, frustrated, angry,
What made you so angry?
- Why are you mad with me?
- Why are you mad at me?
Tom is mad at Mary.
He's really angry.
President Roosevelt was furious.
Tom is going to be furious if you win.
Furious, he picked up a scaling ladder and shouted,
Tom must be furious with Mary.
I was furious; but I stopped and I said to myself,
Napoleon was furious that Kutuzov had escaped.
I wonder why he is so angry.
He went out in anger.
If he finds out, certainly he will be very angry.
The outraged employee resigned at once.
He was mad because he was not invited.
I'm so mad I want to scream and break everything!
He will be angry to learn that she told a lie.
What made you so angry?
I was furious when I saw a newspaper headline today.
When I tried to explain my reasons he simply became even angrier.
Tom ran as fast as he could to escape from the angry bear.
If he finds out, certainly he will be very angry.
This news made Al-Sayib so furious that he once more spilled his Fanta.
A furious Napoleon remarked “Ney knows less about soldiering than the last-joined drummer
She said nothing that would make him angry.
Needless to say, by 1460 the Saxon establishment in Transylvania is furious, but their bitter
close to success. He was furious the next day when King Joseph and Marshal Jourdan
But his failure to take Gerona meant he was relieved of command. Leaving in a fury before
A furious elephant kicks out the fencing of his enclosure and sends the keeper flying.
- When angry, count to ten before you speak.
- When you're mad, count to ten before speaking.