Sentence examples for angrily charging from inspiring English sources

Carlos Miller, a photographer and blogger, drew attention to footage from 2009 which showed Mr. Shavies shouting obscenities and angrily charging into a television news cameraman to prevent him from filming.

After the Fire Department ordered warehouses to install sprinklers, the Protective League of Property Owners held a meeting to denounce the mandate, angrily charging the city with forcing owners to use "cumbersome and costly" equipment.

Last week, Armstrong angrily charged a French television crew with trying to infiltrate his team's quarters.

Democrats have angrily charged that Mr. Verniero was slow to respond to complaints of racial profiling.

As a historian he commands the respect even of those who disagree with him, but as a communist intellectual, he has been angrily charged with indulging the Soviet Union.

At his news conference, he angrily charged that Economy Minister Domingo Cavallo, who has so far failed to fix the economic crisis, was put in office by the United States.

He also supports immigration reform, but angrily charged that putting it first was nothing more than a "cynical political ploy" to help Mr. Reid win Hispanic votes in his home state of Nevada.

Beyond that, critics from across Germany have angrily charged that the weekend compromise violates the basic principle that the central bank should be politically independent and not represent any single country's interest.

Robert Gates recalls a security conference, in Munich, in 2007, at which Putin angrily charged that the United States had "overstepped its national borders in every area" and that the expansion of NATO was directed against Russian interests.

In a doom-laden speech, Senator Paul angrily charged his fellow Republicans with fiscal profligacy, accusing his colleagues of "spending us into oblivion".

Perhaps most famously, in 2003 Nicolas Sarkozy angrily charged that Ramadan excused the stoning of adulterous women in Muslim majority countries.