Sentence examples for angry altercation from inspiring English sources

"I got a baby on the way," shouts Jackson as Cube during one angry altercation.

Some witnesses said Farook left early from the Christmas luncheon party at the Inland Regional Center after an angry altercation.

Witnesses inside Michael House and arriving for work, including senior executives, observe what is described as an angry altercation.

But Serie A's disciplinary commissioner said in a statement he had added another two matches after Balotelli's angry altercation with the match official at the end of the game.

After an angry altercation on the show with James Glassman, a former New Republic publisher and current conservative supply-sider, Glassman said of Dobbs, "How did he transform from a business sycophant to a raving populist?" Glassman's answer was that Dobbs had begun to "demagogue these issues".

Prosecutors said Clark was angry over an altercation involving friends of his and friends of Williams in a nightclub.

Authorities allege that four men who attended the party later returned with the explosives because they were angry after an altercation.

I heard it on the radio, and when I got home I rushed to watch a video of the altercation: Had an angry audience tried to stop Romney from speaking?

I heard it on the radio, and when I got home I rushed to watch a (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-gdcLsXlKc) of the altercation: Had an angry audience tried to stop Romney from speaking?

A friend of Rocco Graziosa, the man charged with assaulting Yankees pitcher David Wells at an East Side diner, testified yesterday that the early-morning altercation began when Wells grew angry that Graziosa was not showing him enough attention.

The two exchanged angry words midway through the fourth quarter, an altercation that Kidd helped break up.