Finally, we succeeded inenraging the South against us before the war began, because of our continual outcry against slavery; and in enraging the North after the war began, by reason of our totally unexpected Southern sympathies.
But now, the way being good, the cob was anxious to get on and reach its stable, passing Ralph quickly enough, and enraging its rider more and more.
A good hive should give the Apiarian a perfect control over all the combs: so that any of them may be taken out at pleasure; and this, without cutting them, or enraging the bees.
Each comb in this hive is attached to a separate, movable frame, and in less than five minutes they may all be taken out, without cutting or injuring them, or at all enraging the bees.
While they are thus engaged, the frames must be very gently pried by a stick, from their attachments to the rabbets on which they rest; this may be done without any jar and without wounding or enraging a single bee.
The chief peculiarity in my hives, as now constructed, was the facility with which these bars could be removed withoutenraging the bees, and their combination with my new mode of obtaining the surplus honey.
It was enragingto see that the old man had expected his haughtiness and that it was evidently fuel for his lewd jest.
He saw before him Ellen's face lying white on her spilt red hair, and it added to his anguish that he could not see it clearly, but had to peer at this enraging vision because he could not make out what her expression would be.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "enraging" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
