Sentence examples for angry spot from inspiring English sources

Several times I've met somebody this year and they've asked what I do, they say something like, "Ah, politics, plenty to write about – that's good!" In fact, having to watch the puss burst out of the angry spot that is British politics has been fairly bewildering (though not as horrible as for the already marginalised communities who are watching their situations go from bad to worse).

When Dad emerged from Brooks's office, disappointed and angry, he spotted Bush walking down the hall and pursued him.

After his death, Archie Reed, a fashion stylist and McQueen's on/off lover, claimed that McQueen became incredibly angry after spotting Victoria wearing his clothes in 2006.

He later said that he did not bring up his opinions about the police because nobody asked.This has prompted some soul-searching among journalists, and others, who failed to spot Angry Tom behind Candidate Tom.

One angry brown age spot on the tip -- not so much.

Patent 6,411,687 is for "mood analyzer" software that spots angry people calling customer service lines.

Now, with the Jets on the verge of clinching a playoff spot, the angry man wants only to make nobody angry at him.

As Mr. Zuma stood last week before a crowd of angry workers near the spot where 34 of their colleagues had been killed, an attendant holding an umbrella to shield him from the sun, his Everyman roots seemed to fail him, and he struggled to find the words to stem the tide of their rage.

In September, the Sydney Morning Herald reported that a village priest in Munting, which sits inside the volcano excavation zone, said the mountain (a popular hiking spot) was angry because tourists had been having sex and menstruating on it.

It may be tough to spot an angry cougar during your initial encounter, however, some telltale signs include sour comments about her family or husband (or ex), disdain for her job or work situation or general eye rolling and sarcasm.

"I was so angry I was seeing spots," she said.