stomp out

Without saying a word, he stomped out of the room.

We can get stomped out of here in a second's time.

I stomped out to the living room and looked through the window.

She stomped out of the room and walked right past me.

Finally the girl got up and stomped out of the restaurant.

Soon after the argument he'd stomped out of the house.

A week's just not a week unless she stomps out of the house about something.

Several times you stomped out, threatening to go to the school board.

We stomped out of his office, went to our room and gave way to the shakes.

Then he lost his temper, and stomped out to cool down outside.

"Some people take a look at their rooms and stomp out the next day," he said.

He turned and stomped out of the room, banging the door behind him.

Then he turned and stomped out the front door into the snowy night.

I turned and stomped out the door, not waiting to see if Brenda followed.

Turning, she pulled up her hood and stomped out into the night.

Raven called 911 while White tried to stomp out the fire, but it was growing too quickly.

Half the time, she stomps out and says, 'Don't you have better seats for us?

She spun and all but stomped out the French doors.

I had put on my clothes and stomped out of the house in a fury.

Angry with myself, I stomped out to the living room and turned on the television: another mistake.

I might have argued with his line of reasoning, but he stomped out.

She stomped out of bed, went into the bathroom and slammed the door.

She stomps out of her house and takes the ball, refusing to give it back.

With that he turned on his heel and stomped out of the lab.

A moment later the front door opened to the house next to me and Lula stomped out.