“Miki, at this point, was beginning to fume with anger. She could not believe how brazen her eldest daughter was acting.”

“Todd was bright red with anger now and looked as if smoke would start to fume from his ears.”

“Why was nothing was done to fumigate the grain and protect it from weevils?”

“The only way to eradicate these diseases is to sterilize or fumigate the soil.”

“Do not fumigate a greenhouse adjoining a dwelling without notifying the occupants before fumigation.”

“But coca is a very resilient plant, and fresh green leaves are already sprouting from stalks fumigated a few months ago.”

“Farmers living in fumigated areas complain of myriad sicknesses, including skin problems and birth defects.”

“According to the figures supplied, there were a total of 2,100 hectares of opium poppy, but 7,421 hectares were fumigated in the same year.”

“Keane fumed at these failures and the defeatism that accompanied them as Chelsea dominated English football.”

“An energy expert fumed about all that gas-guzzling stop-and-go driving during the chase scenes.”

“Since roadworks began on a stretch of the Naas carriageway motorists have fumed at being forced to keep to a 40 mph legal limit.”

“The first priest said he had tried sealing off the tower and fumigating it.”

“In Britain, the disease is rare owing to strict quarantine controls and a policy of destroying affected crops and fumigating soil.”

“Gas used as a pesticide mainly for fumigating agricultural land, food products and structures such as ship holds.”