simmer with anger

He took a deep breath, still simmering with anger, and spoke again.

His eyes simmered with anger, and he stalked toward her.

The young woman was simmering with anger when her husband came home late, smelling of alcohol.

In some parts of the quake zone, survivors simmer with anger at the army.

He turned to face Rosemary once more, and his voice took on a patronizing tone that made her simmer with anger.

His lower lip was split, and he was simmering with anger.

The moth-men pulled back, simmering with anger, and Puck shot toward them.

Simmering with anger, Oba plunged back down the spine of rock.

Simmering with anger, Caine swirled his drink and stared at her back.

The seemingly benevolent watchers now simmered with anger.

Milly stood and waited, simmering with anger and frustration.

Harmer, the hardnosed lieutenant from Pueblo simmered with anger.

Clarin crossed his arms over his ample belly, still simmering with anger.

Hutch's voice simmered with anger.

Sitting there staring at the blank screen of the TV, I found myself simmering with anger at the way my father-in-law was holding on to my children.

Ms. Flanigan simmered with anger, sought counseling and finally decided last year - having let opportunities to file a discrimination claim with a government agency lapse - to sue.

Ding was still grinning at his gang but inside he simmered with anger that the illegal things he had learned were all that was to be of practical use to him.

She said the chief of staff had also told her that the general had wanted to hold a news conference, but that the Indians had refused on security grounds - which left some Pakistani journalists simmering with anger at the insult.

"They say Mr. Hornsby is brainwashing the system, but to me the system needed a wash," said Ms. George, a legal secretary who fairly simmers with anger over the educational injustices she says minorities endure in Yonkers.