Sentence examples for angrily telling from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dorismond reacted angrily, telling the officer to move on.
O'Neal responded angrily, telling Morley: "I'm just giving you some information - it's just 'black', we don't use 'negro' any more".
At one point, a man was said to have approached the PSV group angrily, telling them: "You don't do that," before he was booed.
(Kelly can be seen on television replays angrily telling an official that he was willing to bet him a thousand dollars that Thomas would come back on the field the next play).
A famous Gary Larson cartoon may have featured a crocodile on the witness stand angrily telling the prosecutor, "Well, of course I did it in cold blood, you idiot!
The Rove ad shows an exhausted-looking Mrs. Clinton angrily telling a Congressional committee: "Was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided to go kill Americans.
Rolland A. Schmitten, the American commissioner, angrily told reporters.
Afterward, she angrily told reporters to "get lost".
Ms. Richardson angrily told Ms. Pelosi that, unlike her, some members needed the raise.
One voter angrily told him, "Keep your government hands off my Medicare".
He angrily tells the boy he is no son of his.
