fly into a rage , auch: fly into a temper

"So you keep to yourself rather then risk flying into a rage for no reason."

Was there any need to fly into a rage simply because a door would not open?

But others fly into a rage at their loved ones.

I did, and he flew into a rage about it.

They may get furious with you and fly into a rage.

But he shook off her hand and flew into a rage.

But often now, when her father seems about to fly into a rage, she said, his wife just laughs.

Finally, she flew into a rage at her father, Kevin.

I fly into a rage and jump up from my seat.

If she, or anyone else, ever referred to him as such, he'd probably fly into a rage.

"People who fly into a rage always make a bad landing."

She flew into a rage, started to scream at the top of her voice.

The Major spotted it at once, and flew into a rage.

If somebody screwed up and lost points he could fly into a rage.

Father flies into a rage and suffers a heart attack.

I mentioned the possibility to my husband this morning and he flew into a rage.

The father, who had spent time in prison, flew into a rage after his own son was arrested.

"Do you expect me to fly into a rage at that?

Take my father, for instance; he flew into a rage when his women cried.

When she touches him one day, he flies into a rage and attacks her.

"If things didn't go a certain way, he'd fly into a rage."

But the man only flew into a rage, and flung the bird out of the window.

At home, she had but to mention heroin and her parents flew into a rage.

When Hitler was informed of the news, he flew into a rage.

He wanted to fly into a rage, tear the room - and anyone who tried to stop him - apart!