Sentence examples for angry gesture from inspiring English sources

At the final whistle in the 3-2 defeat his applause for the visiting support turned into an angry gesture when he was met with abuse.

The they, from the direction of Wagner's angry gesture, seemed to be Carlos Beltrán, Luis Castillo and, most particularly, Carlos Delgado.

Harry Redknapp risks disciplinary action from Uefa after making an angry gesture towards opposing fans as Tottenham Hotspur exited the Europa League.

"People begin to hate us, you see?" he said, as a Serb made an angry gesture at one of the soldiers searching his car.

The speaker has managed to unscrew the air-filter, but his victory serves to bring in that angry gesture of "one last wrenching twist" and the sardonic observation about "the dust/ and grime from better, more desirable places".

Although, bearing in mind the Chancellor's unfathomable pride, his state of irritation and his boundless faith in his star, one cannot rule out a priori the possibility of an angry gesture and an imminent and brutal seizure of Danzig, I consider that, in the present state of things, this is not the most likely contingency.

Open confrontation with faith, some would say, just provokes angry gestures from the faithful.

An adult figure sternly tells them off, ordering them offstage in angry gestures.

It is a volatile combination that leads to angry gestures, blaring horns, crazy retaliatory driving and, sometimes, worse.

Even the two captains, Casillas and Xavi, traded harsh words and angry gestures during the sideline fight at the Nou Camp.

"Suddenly she saw men and women walking towards her with angry gestures," Mr. Masih, a laborer, said in a telephone interview.