tremble with anger

She was looking at the others, her body trembling with anger.

She stood for a moment, trembling with anger and fear.

She sat next to the fire in the kitchen, trembling with anger.

My master seemed to be trembling with anger by now.

He looked at Turner, who was trembling with anger and resolve.

"I am still bound," he said, his voice trembling with anger.

She was trembling with anger and, I thought, fear.

But you did not tell me how I would tremble with anger and hatred at sight of them.

Scott," he said, his voice trembling with anger, "and neither do you.

She was studying the menu once more, trembling with anger or anguish.

Church responded with a voice that was trembling with anger.

She stopped to wipe sweat off her forehead, trembling with anger.

Wolf went and stood over her, trembling with anger.

I could see that he was trembling with anger, but he did not raise his voice.

Susan tried to look behind the face of the man trembling with anger in front of her.

She glared at him, trembling with anger and need.

Trembling with anger, I slammed home the phone, whirled and hit the button.

Roberto Mancini was actually trembling with anger in his press conference.

"Everyone in the science department," she said, her body trembling with anger, "looks at me as if I'm carrying a disease.

I halted and turned toward him, trembling with anger and surprise.

His arms trembled with anger and suddenly bending to the child's face he shouted: "Stop!"

She made an effort to speak calmly; she was trembling with anger.

But King still stood, his face crimson, his mouth trembling with anger.

Axel stood there a moment longer, tensed, trembling with anger, then turned away.

"You won't believe this," she said, her voice trembling with anger and indignation.