Sentence examples for angry caller from inspiring English sources

Longford, who speaks in a rolling patrician accent, flinches when an angry caller refers to Myra as "that monster".

Nigel Farage was confronted by an angry caller living with HIV live on LBC over remarks he made suggesting HIV positive migrants should be prevented from entering the UK.

"Have you ever seen a child trying to rub his diaper off on an asphalt driveway?" Sadler asked one angry caller, as if he were reporting a new suburban problem.

Barely a week after his government announced one of the harshest budgets in memory, Tony Abbott was confronted by the angry caller during a radio phone-in who said she was "a 67-year-old pensioner with three chronic, incurable medical conditions".

Angry callers filled the sports-radio airwaves.

There were far too many angry callers, mainly from the United States and Britain.

It's entirely possible that companies will cater to angry callers with especially attentive service.

He was so good with angry callers that his nickname in the office was "The Constituent Whisperer".

Foreign news outlets have been besieged by angry callers accusing them of running reports that glorify the Tibetan demonstrators and belittle the Chinese government.

On talk radio, angry callers claimed that the marchers were "anti-American," citing the profusion of foreign flags and Spanish-language placards.

The response was so virulent — angry callers told him he didn't deserve to live in America and should leave — that he released a statement saying that he would drop the tartare from the menu.