Sentence examples for be angry if from inspiring English sources

They'd be angry if Stephen Sondheim slipped a Dewar's jingle into "Company".

He said, "of course I'll be angry" if the allegations proved true.

There would be 1.3 billion people who would be angry if we cede territory".

Wouldn't he be angry if he discovered these people had hacked him?

Even among Labour voters, only 13% would be angry if Cameron won.

"I'd be angry if I were a consumer," Mr. DeGesero said.

He asks if she would be angry if he had kissed her.

I shall be angry if Gascoyne does not have place of honour at the opening of Desire Unbound.

They will also be angry if Mexico is required to co-operate with the United States in patrolling the border to restrict the movement of Mexicans.

Hänsel sneaks a taste of the milk, but Gretel warns him that their mother will be angry if they do not get back to work.

"I know you would be angry if I give up and diminish my chances to fulfill our last wish to win Roland Garros".