tirade

I do not know what brought about such a tirade.

With his team in a free fall this past season, he seemed to have a tirade a week.

For a moment, she thought her tirade had produced results.

But there was more to the tirade than playing mind games with his team.

I'd never heard such a tirade before, not even in the movies.

"I think everything of you," he said and stopped her tirade before it could begin.

But while in his room, I noticed something more important than the major's tirades.

He did not launch into another tirade against the players.

Yet it will not be broken by tirades against technology.

When Bunch was asked about this, he did not go into a tirade.

She was too late to start an unpleasant tirade against him now.

He seemed depressed more than anything else by the girl's tirade.

At least it sounded like most of the tirade was over.

But some tirades are better and more sincere than others.

"Ill move if only to get away from your tirades!"

The games and the tirades have become like a summer ritual.

He goes into a tirade that draws the attention of the police.

One of his tirades reportedly went on for more than an hour.

Behind him, the leader's voice launched into a tirade at the others.

Of course a good, old-fashioned tirade by a head coach is nothing new.

Tina held up a hand, trying to cut off the tirade before it got started.

Once the tirade ended, I decided it was time to explain.

The officer looked at me calmly as I had my tirade.

Somehow he had made her smile for a second there, in the middle of his tirade.

She and all the Stones had heard his tirade a hundred times in the past three days.