Sentence examples for angry cries from inspiring English sources

Angry cries turned to silence as a canoe came in with a shrouded body strapped on top.

He's made John Edwards, with his angry cries that "corporate greed is killing your children's future," seem old-fashioned.

David stays up a little while in the darkness, imagining what it would be like if she actually ever gets angry, cries, or shows emotions.

Angry cries of "foul play" echoed across south-west London, followed by an application for a judicial review of the whole process issued in March.

The measure of the Democrats' success last week can be seen in Mr. Bush's angry cries that Mr. Gore is stirring up "class warfare".

As Mr Casson tried to soothe the situation saying, "it will take a little bit of time, and I know how frustrating it is", angry cries of "how much time?" drowned him out.

I've seen clinical staff angry, crying on occasion, depressed, and generally demoralised.

Some wonder, however, how widely his angry cry is being heard.

"I started to get very angry, crying uncontrollably," he said, speaking of his post-traumatic stress disorder.

Also I know that he plays basketball not football but I thought maybe I could get some men to angry cry in public when reading this.

Indeed, the angry crying of "copy" has become so ubiquitous that it is almost startling when a brand chooses to use a different approach in the court of public opinion.