Sentence examples for be angry if it from inspiring English sources
This island is very small and people will be angry if it happens here". Ibrahim Imani, MIMP's liaison officer on Chole, recalls the visit by the oil surveyors.
One of their number, Melanie Ebate, said 'We came here to show our dancing', and added that the group would be angry if it was sent home.
Not in the American sense that women throw themselves at me, rather that if you were to ask me to lay my hands on a receipt for a pair of shoes I bought in 1997, I would be angry if it took me more than 90 seconds to locate it.
"I knew my father would be angry if I ate it, but also that he secretly wanted me to," Svetlana shouted, to be heard over the train.
"Of course, most of the judges will be angry if I say that publicly, because it means they have no independence.
"I'd be angry if I were a consumer," Mr. DeGesero said.
"That's the No. 1 reason I would be angry if I lived there".
I might've been angry if it wasn't so clear how lucky we were.
"They are angry if I buy something to drink".
Sports journalists have every right to be angry if the N.F.L. thinks that it can treat the issue of domestic violence with blithe disregard — or if their own colleagues do.
