fulminate , also: fulmine old use

But how many of those who fulminate on the matter are in fact Christians?

In fact, wherever you turn online, someone is fulminating about something.

Each phrase connects to the next; he's not just fulminating.

He caught her fulminating look and his eyes danced with amusement.

Right now he's fulminating against the way the administration is using this task group here in the Med.

Look forward to seeing you all in 2012 - meanwhile I'll just have to fulminate quietly to myself.

After one fulminating glare, Diana slammed the door in his face.

With rage fulminating in his heart, he swung on Vain.

The low sky was black, filled with evil, fulminating clouds.

In effect, everything else the prosecution introduced and the defense fulminated over was frosting.

He fulminates that he will send Americans home in body bags.

Ahead of us, coming at us from the opposite direction, a police car fulminating.

But there has been plenty for media moralisers to fulminate over this year.

However, there appear to be a number of fulminating flamers who have missed the point.

Campaign orators will once again fulminate against "them" in the board rooms of corporate America.

Lou began fulminating at the injustice of it all.

Sims fulminated at the audience: "Why are you listening to her?

Unwilling to wrestle with new ideas, he is reduced to fulminating against their influence.

He still strongly believes that others tried to make him the scapegoat for the city's fulminating financial crisis.

This department has been inundated with mail fulminating about near-misses.

Instead he fulminated inwardly because Angus refused to go faster.

The distinction between "explosive" and "fulminating" bullets is academic but important.

Maria stood up and turned to face him, hands on her hips, her dark eyes fulminating.

A colleague recently lost a patient from fulminating toxemia in less than twenty-four hours.

"It means that thou art a thief," the farmer fulminated in reply.