Sentence examples for angrily complaining from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Mr. Fastow was negotiating for LJM2, angrily complaining about certain terms.

REBOUNDS Tyson Chandler received a technical foul -- his ninth -- for angrily complaining about a noncall in the first quarter.

"We are not some band of rogue Nazis hunting down and killing black men," Keith Fangman, the president of the city Fraternal Order of Police, said Friday in angrily complaining that the police were being victimized by racist charges.

Oddly, this demand for inclusivity never seems to run in the other direction: I've never seen a group of feminists angrily complaining that women take their own lives too, so we shouldn't talk about the much higher suicide rate among men.

Activists and friends of Glenn packed a town hall meeting days after the shooting, angrily complaining about how police officers use deadly force and interact with homeless Angelenos.

His offer to the minister George Wyndham was ignored by the War Office, and Balfour reacted angrily, complaining that volunteers were "expected to be fit for service while we are vigorously debarred from seeing any".

When she angrily complained, two staff members dragged her outside and demanded she retract her statement and apologise.

In 2007, a waitress at the Red Arrow Diner in Manchester, N.H., angrily complained about the high cost of health care.

Among them was City Councilman Charles Barron, who angrily complained, "We have a test where 11 questions favor white children".

And he angrily complained, "The trumped up charges of racism and bias take on a life of their own".

But they also angrily complain that their expectations -- of aid and compensation, of democracy and security -- remain unmet.