Sentence examples for get irate about from inspiring English sources
This is the time of year when publications that cover the hedge-fund industry do their annual rankings, and people get irate about the vast sums of money that the top hedgies make — in some cases, billions of dollars.
Photograph: Rick Maiman/Bloomberg/Getty This is the time of year when publications that cover the hedge-fund industry do their annual rankings, and people get irate about the vast sums of money that the top hedgies make in some cases, billions of dollars.
By John Cassidy May 12, 2014 This is the time of year when publications that cover the hedge-fund industry do their annual rankings, and people get irate about the vast sums of money that the top hedgies make — in some cases, billions of dollars.
Another had a more simple put-down: "Yet another 5/10 getting irate about sexy women being sexier than she is".
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There's something almost quaint about gammon men getting irate about health and safety laws.
E is for EconomicOthers have noted that while the US gets irate about industrial espionage, everybody, including the US, uses intelligence information in international trade negotiations.
I don't just get irate out of principle.
He says: "The next thing is to start shouting, get irate and walk out.
"We know from experience that when the system doesn't deliver, people get irate," Mr. Taylor said.
