Sentence examples for angrily accusing from inspiring English sources

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

Republicans reacted angrily, accusing Mr. Gore of using the Iraqi situation for political advantage.

Before you know it, she's on her deathbed, angrily accusing a decrepit Caden of abuse.

The girl's mother reacted angrily, accusing the couple of undermining her relationship with her own daughter.

IN SEPTEMBER 1999, when East Timor was burning and Indonesia was angrily accusing Australia of supporting secession there, a diplomatic back-channel quietly opened.

Last week, Bulgaria's prime minister raised the stakes by angrily accusing Greeks of "deliberately tormenting" his compatriots, after farmers seized the main customs post between the two countries.

Republicans angrily accused the president of bad faith.

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

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

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

Some Democrats have angrily accused the Republicans of fear-mongering for political advantage.