He also has every right to be the most furious man on Earth.
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But the Fastest-and-Most-Furious award goes to the "zombie-car sequence" in Manhattan.
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So Papadopoulos is probably the most furious of the issues today in terms of looking forward, if you want to look forward.
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The N.C.A.A. men's hockey tournament was whittled down to the final four teams last week, but some of most furious action occurred after teams were eliminated.
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As they show daily by their heated rhetoric, Donald Trump's most furious detractors actually hope to see him prosecuted for misdeeds they suppose him to have committed.
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They denounced Trump and his "Deplorables" and the rest of the Republican party in the most furious terms in 2016, but that didn't produce the results they wanted.
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The album's earliest tracks are its most furious and banging, with Queen B then moving toward more soulful bluegrass tunes and hopeful piano compositions that lift into wondrous anthems.
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It is in places like West Caldwell, in New Jersey's 22016th Congressional District, where Republicans are facing the most furious internal resistance in their drive to overhauling the tax code — and the greatest political risks if they succeed.
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Even if the unabashedly left-wing, anti-capitalist quartet's sound has mellowed a tad since the 90s, their message hasn't; if anything, it's only gotten sharper since the Bush era spawned some of their finest and most furious work.
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But in fact, a lot of the labor organizers were young working women in the factories and mills, like Clara Lemlick and Rose Schneiderman, who gave some of the most furious oratory calls for the New York Shirtwaist strike in 1909.
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Mr. Everett, 53, who has been with the department for 30 years, said the department had identified which canyons — the spaces where the winds can be the most furious — in Los Angeles have not burned in a long time, and could light up at any point.
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In that context, The Birth of a Nation was the vanguard of a mini movement, earning the longest and loudest standing ovation at the festival's largest venue for its writer-director-producer and star Parker, and then sparking the most furious bidding war (which ended with the biggest deal in Sundance history, with Fox Searchlight paying $220 million to distribute a film that reportedly cost $10 million to make).
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This is basketball's version of the opening scene in IT. Anthony can also exist as a pick-and-pop threat, setting high screens for Westbrook (or any of Oklahoma City's ball handlers) then watching opposing brain cells discombobulate as they try to contain one of the most furious cannonballs the game has ever known, while an elite marksman (who can also back down smaller defenders) hovers on the outside.
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Meghanada was the greatest and the most furious warrior on Ravana's side. He was a great archer and unsurpassed grand master in illusion warfare techniques.
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Trouser Press called it a "memorable ... 1:33 of free-fire guitar rage" that established Bad Brains' "mastery" of hardcore punk. In 2007, Filter magazine called it "one of the fastest, most furious songs ever recorded".
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However, despite his open public disagreements with Sihanouk - he once accused Sihanouk of using scarce electric power to light his own street, and was the target of Sihanouk's most furious personal tirades - he approved of the Sangkum policies of nationalisation implemented after 1964.
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Hillgruber was most furious with Augstein's "constitutional Nazi" line, and stated that he was considering suing Augstein for libel.Hillgruber, Andreas "No Questions are Forbidden to Research" pp. 155–161 from Forever In The Shadow Of Hitler? edited by Ernst Piper, Atlantic Highlands, NJ: Humanities Press, 1993 p. 157.
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Marcus Tullius Cicero, Philippicae, iii. 9. After the departure of Antonius from Rome to prosecute the war against Decimus Junius Brutus in Cisalpine Gaul, Canutius had full scope for indulging his hostility to Antonius, and constantly attacked him in the most furious manner, continua rabie lacerabat.Marcus Velleius Paterculus, Compendium of Roman History, ii. 64.
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The fighting on May 3, 1863, was some of the most furious anywhere in the civil war. The loss of 21,357 men that day in the three battles, divided equally between the two armies, ranks the fighting only behind the Battle of Antietam as the bloodiest day of war in American history.Sears, p. 389.
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When the French ship Content approached, a most furious battle took place. After nine hours of fighting by the Northumberland was rendered wholly unmanageable, and having had her wheel knocked to pieces, the ship flew up into the wind. At the same time Captain Watson was mortally wounded; and the master of the ship, who was later court-martialled, struck the British colours.
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Realizing Kaerconan would not hold against Aurelius, Hengist stopped outside the town and ordered his men to make a stand, "for he knew that his whole security now lay in his sword."Thompson (1842:151–152). Aurelius reached Hengist, and a "most furious" fight ensued, with the Saxons maintaining their ground despite heavy losses. They came close to winning before a detachment of horses from the Armorican Britons arrived.
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Chimneys in each section of the city collapsed; many people narrowly escaped injury or death. In Nashua and the nearby cities of Brookline and Hollis, thousands of dollars in losses occurred to apple crops, described as "practically ruined". The city of Manchester was affected by "one of the most furious windstorms which visited this city in years". Telephone and telegraph communications were nearly completely out for several hours, while windows shattered and trees snapped.
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Coorg War In 1834 the last of the Haleri Rajas Chikka Vira Raja fell out of favour with the British who then intervened by invading Kodagu. A short but bloody campaign occurred in which a number of British men and officers were killed. Near Somwarpet where the Coorgs were led by Mathanda Appachu the resistance was most furious. But this Coorg campaign came to a quick end when the Raja sent his Diwan Apparanda Bopu to surrender to the British and lead them from Kushalnagar into Madikeri.
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The fast and powerful "Live Like A Beast" with thundering guitars and catchy melodies is the most furious song of Wisdom's history and its lyrics have a similar tone also. It's about the last days of a malefactor who is detested even by his loved ones, who are the closest to him, because of the ruthless sins he has committed in his lifetime. It is the will of people to rid him from society. Marching For Liberty is an album which has faster songs and stronger dynamics than the previous record, Judas.
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In 2015 she published Personal & político (Fundación José Manuel Lara), a book with 45 poems that delved into the reality of the Spanish social crisis. It has been said that she belongs to the same generation as the poet Juan Antonio González Iglesias, one that combines classical tradition with the most furious modernity. With regard to Transitoria, the jury of the Andalusian Critics' Award lauded "the perfect symbiosis between classical language, which knows how to incarnate itself in serene verses, and a colloquial, current speech." Professor Josefa Álvarez dedicated the study Tradición clásica en la poesía de Aurora Luque (Sevilla, Editorial Renacimiento, 2013) to her.
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The last few Rajas and their family members married members of the Mukkatira and Palanganda Kodava families. At last, in 1832, evidence of treasonable designs on the Raja's part led to inquiries on the spot by the British resident at Mysore, as the result of which, and of the Raja's refusal to amend his ways, a British force marched into Kodagu in 1834 after a medium-sized war when the Raja surrendered. It was a short but bloody campaign that occurred in which a number of British men and officers were killed. Near Somwarpet, where the Coorgs were led by Mathanda Appachu the resistance had been most furious.
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For example, he wrote: > From the reign of Nero to that of Antoninus Pius, the Jews discovered a > fierce impatience of the dominion of Rome, which repeatedly broke out in the > most furious massacres and insurrections. Humanity is shocked at the recital > of the horrid cruelties which they committed in the cities of Egypt, of > Cyprus, and of Cyrene, where they dwelt in treacherous friendship with the > unsuspecting natives; and we are tempted to applaud the severe retaliation > which was exercised by the arms of legions against a race of fanatics, whose > dire and credulous superstition seemed to render them the implacable enemies > not only of the Roman government, but also of humankind.Womersley, ed., > Decline and Fall, vol.
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Departing 1 September, she steamed via Eniwetok and Saipan to Okinawa; and, after arriving 1 October, she put to sea the 7th to avoid an impending typhoon. During the next three days she battled heavy seas while typhoon Louise, a most "furious and lethal storm" wreaked havoc at Okinawa with winds of 120 knots She searched off Okinawa for survivors of this vicious storm until 15 October. Mainstay reached Sasebo, Japan, 20 October, and during the next two months she destroyed numerous mines in waters southwest of Japan, west of the Ryukyus, and north of Formosa. Departing Wakayama 13 January 1946, she steamed via Eniwetok and Pearl Harbor and arrived San Pedro, California, 15 February.
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Sočivica's brother, who had accompanied him on his expeditions, joined the most furious hajduks (brigands) in the country, and became a blood brother (pobratime) with an Orthodox Morlach, who, in spite of the brotherhood, got him drunk and delivered him to the Pasha of Travnik where he was tortured to death. After hearing of his brother's death, Sočivica immediately went to the house of the blood brother, where he was received by his father. The father told a story in a manner posing his son as entirely innocent, and when the blood brother appeared he displayed great kindness, then went out under the pretence of seeking the finest lamb in his flock to treat Sočivica; his real intention was to deliver him to the Turks stationed in Duvno, 19 km from the house. As the blood brother had not yet returned, the house retired to rest, all except Stanko.
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The President of the United States takes pleasure in presenting the PRESIDENTIAL UNIT CITATION to the UNITED STATES SHIP USS HUGH W. HADLEY (DD-774) for service as set forth in the following CITATION: For extraordinary heroism in action as Fighter Direction Ship on Radar Picket Station Number 15 during an attack by approximately 100 enemy Japanese planes, forty miles northwest of the Okinawa Transport Area, May 11, 1945. Fighting valiantly against waves of hostile suicide and dive-bombing planes plunging toward her from all directions, the U.S.S. HUGH HADLEY sent up relentless barrages of antiaircraft fire during one of the most furious air-sea battles of the war. Repeatedly finding her targets, she destroyed twenty enemy planes, skillfully directed her Combat Air Patrol in shooting down at least forty others and, by her vigilance and superb battle readiness, avoided damage to herself until subjected to a coordinated attack by ten Japanese planes. Assisting in the destruction of all ten of these, she was crashed by one bomb and three suicide planes with devastating effect.
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