How to use "furious" in a sentence

"Damn!" she said, furious.

The insufferable bastard! She was furious, but she said nothing; she didn't trust herself to speak, afraid that she would start screaming at him the instant she opened her mouth.

Still furious with his subordinates for letting Stryker and the woman escape again, he had difficulty getting to sleep

They used an electronic scrambling device, so they could speak candidly, and the old man was furious and characteristically blunt.

Tina had never heard Elliot speak in this tone of voice, and his furious expression was sufficient to chill even her

Speechlessness is my furious outburst.

No one threatened my life; neither of these women had an unkempt beard (or a kempt one for that matter); neither of them presented us with a body-odor problem; and neither of them indulged in furious political rants that sprayed spittle on those of us who just wanted to make a TV movie.

Several furious knocks shook the door, and I knew then that he would never accept this solution

I was furious

I was cold and furious

It was in the grass! His face was red and furious.

'Who said anything about sacrifice?' cried Sir Percival, furious again

There was Sir Percival, looking furious

He is furious.

Don Carlos is furious