But others fly into a rage at their loved ones.
Was there any need to fly into a rage simply because a door would not open?
But often now, when her father seems about to fly into a rage, she said, his wife just laughs.
"So you keep to yourself rather then risk flying into a rage for no reason."
Finally, she flew into a rage at her father, Kevin.
If she, or anyone else, ever referred to him as such, he'd probably fly into a rage.
Man of his age, he shouldn't ought to allow himself to fly into such a rage.
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.
Idiome