Sentence examples for angrily accuse from inspiring English sources

Federalists angrily accuse Ireland of taking the other 26 "hostage" by blocking Lisbon.

From the left, voices angrily accuse Mr Field of supplying the coalition with an ideological rationale for slashing financial aid to the poor.

They miss home, and like many of the refugees in Bannu, they angrily accuse the government of being ill-equipped to manage such a mass internal migration.

Some union presidents, alarmed that the labor movement is shrinking, are calling for a radical overhaul of organized labor, while others angrily accuse them of trying to dictate policies and of washing labor's dirty laundry in public.

Both frequently come into conflict with the African National Congress -- the National Party tends to angrily accuse the Government of anti-white prejudice, while the Democratic Party in a more circumspect way assails what it sees as corruption, anti-democratic tendencies or unwise foreign alliances.

A1 Death Toll Rises in Chechnya The death toll in the bombing of a district police headquarters in Chechnya's capital has risen to at least 22, as Russian officials angrily accuse Chechen separatists of having infiltrated parts of the pro-Moscow government.

Republicans angrily accused the president of bad faith.

Zelda wrote relentlessly, wreathed in cigarette smoke, and angrily accused Scott of causing her eyestrain.

That night, his wife angrily accuses him of killing the cat.

The Lib Dems reacted angrily, accusing Labour of "political point-scoring".

At the hearing, proponents angrily accused the board of obstructing reform.