warpaths

The chef is on the warpath today.

Look out—the boss is on the warpath again!

he intends to go on the warpath with a national campaign to reverse the decision.

She's on the warpath about the company's unethical practices.

He went on the warpath after finding out about the betrayal.

The boss is on the warpath because of the missed deadline.

The team captain went on the warpath after the unfair decision by the referee.

The politician is on the warpath against corruption in the government.

The activists are on the warpath for environmental conservation.

The community is on the warpath to fight against crime in the neighborhood.

The teacher went on the warpath when students were caught cheating on the exam.

The shareholders are on the warpath over the company's financial mismanagement.

The fans went on the warpath when their favorite team lost the championship.

Once here, it's on the warpath.

My point is, Bailey's on the warpath about you and Denny, so just be careful.

We heard Sparta was on the warpath. We were eager to join forces.

It and Pershing may still benefit from the earlier efforts of TCI, another fund already on the warpath against Alphabet's high costs and cash-burning moonshots.

We get into violent arguments and violent quarrels, sometimes about stock, sometimes because we take sides with our favorites when the dark Mickens family goes on the warpath.

They didn't mind trading for all the spice you could afford, but they were devils on the warpath if you stepped foot where they forbade you to go.