Word: furiously
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...peacekeeping operations. Boutros-Ghali, in an interview with Time, chose to turn the other cheek. Said he: "I am a super beggar" who can operate only with the contributions of troops and money that member nations make and the conditions they set. But members of his staff were understandably furious at the U.S. attitude...
...states in between -- a formula that sounded uncomfortably close to the situation of East-West polarity that existed in the bad old days. "That was clearly the result of the Russian generals' pressure," says Michael Dewar, deputy director of the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies. "They were furious, and Yeltsin had no option but to eat his words...
...every gesture of every white man on earth." He apparently had reason. As the daughter grew older, she heard family tales about an incident that occurred when she was only two, and too young to remember. Her parents had fallen short of their $4-a-month rent, and the furious landlord had tried to torch the house, with the family inside. That someone would intentionally destroy his own property or burn people alive for a pittance seems implausible. The young girl believed it, and her writing would later be etched with the incommensurability between what hatred intends and what...
...gulf states have been furious with the P.L.O. since you sided with Saddam Hussein in the war. Do you see signs of improvement...
...Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky's constituents are furious. The "favor" Clinton promised in exchange for her vote, a personal appearance at a local town meeting, is unlikely to appease them. They feel the Clinton plan will hurt them--and their own representative guaranteed its passage...