Sentence examples for angry called from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Moussa, clearly angry, called on the United States to intervene and salvage the peace process.

At 5.04 the same man, very angry, called al-Jazeera again, demanding to know whether the tape would be broadcast or not.

Kreisky, angry, called Wiesenthal a "Jewish fascist" and likened his organisation to the Mafia.

Angry calls for the country's leadership to stand up to American intimidation dominate the Chinese press and blogosphere.

American political discourse should not consist of people "screaming, angry, calling each other names," he said.

Geithner made the "angry" call right after he met with President Obama, according to S&P.

The narrator becomes angry, calling the raven a "thing of evil" and a "prophet".

One high-profile example comes from Rovio, which, launched an NFC-enabled version of Angry Birds called Angry Birds Magic earlier this year.

Readers in Vladivostok were the angriest, calling the law "a return to the gulag" and suggesting, sardonically, that it would be simpler to shoot protesters.

I had some very angry calls from parents.

The city of Oak Park was flooded with angry calls and e-mails.