Sentence examples for angry notices from inspiring English sources

She still occasionally gets calls from creditors looking for him, or angry notices from utility companies that the bill is 120 DAYS PAST DUE and they will be sending him/her to collections.

At the end of March, a few weeks after I talked with Kubler in Pittsburgh, I logged on to the Hold Steady's discussion board to discover that he had posted an angry notice about fans who sent him nasty e-mail messages complaining that the band wasn't visiting their cities.

In Johnson Square, the first of these, John Wesley posted an angry notice announcing his return to the Old Country after being jilted by a local lady in 1737; here President Monroe was entertained at a pavilion ball in 1819; here the Marquis de Lafayette laid a stone over the remains of his colleague, Gen. Nathanael Greene, in 1825; and here, in 1860, the secession flag was unfurled.

The painter gets angry, but notices his friend and laughs.

"Recently, however, it's started getting angry". Crair noticed that in his text conversations, the period had stopped serving any grammatical purpose.

Murray is said to have become angry when noticing flashes from mobile phones used by patrons at the restaurant to take pictures of him.

When people get angry, Congress eventually notices.

The Italian soldiers were noticing angry chancres on their genitals by 1494.

"Try to encourage his girlfriend to explore with him what goes through his mind when he feels angry: does he notice any physical changes when he starts to feel agitated.

For example, if thinking about an act of terrorism that has occurred, you might notice that it makes you feel anxious – or you might notice it makes you feel angry – or you might even notice you feel both anger and anxiety.

The solos went round three or four times before I remembered our food and noticed the angry mutterings from other tables.