Sentence examples for angry to get a from inspiring English sources

Very angry to get a call last night from the Secretary of Human Services to tell me that substance abuse, prevention and youth programs and possibly childcare will have to be eliminated NOW because of directions from the Governor's Budget Office.

("You have to be pretty angry to get to a place where you can construct that sentence," said Jeff Cesario, one of the "Marriage Ref" writers).

But all sorts of strangers suddenly blogged back with angry feminist advice, advising her to get a separate bank account, to tell off her bullying husband, and even to leave him.

The QPR defender said he was angry at Mr Terry trying to get a penalty and "he barged me in the back for no reason".

I began to get a little angry.

He might need to get a little angry.

"I'm angry that we are not able to get a chance to do for this footballer what should be done," he said.

I was really angry about this and so applied to get a copy of my credit file in order to find out why I was refused.

"Some of the posters seemed to get a bit angry," Bristow wrote in an email to The Huffington Post.

"I started to get a little angry, a little sad, but I went through it," he said. .

For the 50th anniversary of "Star Trek," Facebook has themed its reaction buttons, and it's enough to get a person angry at an adorable puppy video just so they can use the Klingon.