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118 examples of Furiously in a sentence

One day, when reproached about a Marchiennes nail-maker, she was furiously angry, exclaiming that she respected herself far too much, that she would cut her arm off if any one could boast that he had seen her with any one but a collier.
He could not roll straight on these rails which sank in the damp earth, and he swore, became angry, and fought furiously with the wheels, which he could not get back into place in spite of exaggerated efforts.
All of them, even Zacharie, were timbering furiously.
There was no hurry; the second mother had even preferred to keep the little one, as long as there was only one; but when it began to grow and eat and another one came, she found that she was losing, and furiously pushed on the marriage, like a woman who does not care to throw away her money.
not fair!" replied Jeanlin furiously.
The twilight was coming on; the three musicians played furiously; one could only see in the hall the movement of hips and breasts in the midst of a confusion of arms.
Maheude furiously bolted the door without a word.
She suddenly lifted both fists furiously.
When she answered that she was sure she would melt, and that her heart was going to stop, he replied furiously:"Do like us, stupid!
He came down furiously, rushing along with his lamp so violently that he nearly fell over the putter's body which barred the way.
And the other struggled and protested furiously:"What's all this for?
Then he grew angry and shouted furiously in the tumult:"Bread! is that enough, idiots!"
There was a noise of sabots, and the Levaque woman pushed open the door like a gale of wind, beside herself, shouting furiously from the threshold at Maheude:"Then it's you who have said that I forced my lodger to give me twenty sous when he sleeps with me?"
Pierron, in fact, was furiously defending his wife.
The mother furiously boxed their ears in the darkness at random.
Then, as the same contemptuous silence greeted his provocations, he turned furiously on Catherine.
In the livid sky a full moon could be faintly seen behind great clouds, black rags driven furiously by a tempestuous wind far above; and on the earth no breath was stirring, nothing could be heard but drippings from the roofs, the falling of white lumps with a soft thud.
Maheu and Levaque said furiously to the soldiers:"Get off with you!
But Souvarine furiously attacked the stupidity of the Socialists who accept Darwin, that apostle of scientific inequality, whose famous selection was only good for aristocratic philosophers.
He had sought for the key, the piece which held the others; he attacked it furiously, making holes in it, sawing it, thinning it so that it lost its resistance; while through the holes and the cracks the water which escaped in small jets blinded him and soaked him in icy rain.
He shouted and shook the cord furiously; and it was, indeed, time, for he perceived that the uppertubbing, a hundred metres higher, was in its turn beginning to move.
"Négrel repeated furiously.
A big dog, behind Rasseneur's hedge, was barking furiously without cessation, irritated by the living breath of the crowd.
He was like a madman, working on furiously with oaths.
But he interrupted himself and turned furiously on to Father Mouque, whom he accused of not sending up the dung-heap from his stable at the regulation hour.
Around the Nautilus the sea was boiling furiously.
In its struggles the man-eater churned the watery mass so furiously, its eddies threatened to knock me over.
His chief officer struggled furiously with other monsters crawling up the Nautilus's sides.
cried the voice more furiously.
'Will you swear to me,' said Madame de Renal solemnly, 'never to quarrel with the Governor of the Poorhouse over these letters?''Quarrel or no quarrel, I can take the foundlings away from him; but,' he continued, furiously, 'I want those letters this instant; where are they?''In a drawer in my desk; but you may be certain, I shall not give you the key of it.'
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