Sentence examples for irate at from inspiring English sources

"The conductor became irate at this.

Mr. Gottlieb was irate at the news.

But he is irate at Labour's toadying to America.

But many residents were irate at the labor protest.

The Mets were irate at Clemens's beaning of MIKE PIAZZA.

He is no less irate at what he calls the dictatorship of the media.

(Does he? "It means wholeness, not virtue," he said, sounding genuinely irate at the frequent misuse).

In an interview, Mr. Savage, who is gay, said he was particularly irate at religious leaders who used "antigay rhetoric".

A steep increase in customs duties took effect on Monday, catching some travelers unaware and leaving others irate at the new fees.

Emre Hadimogullari, 22, an electrical engineering student in Gaziantep, is so irate at the Turkish government's policy in Syria that he has grown a long beard in protest.

In one discussion, he is irate at his fellow hackers for revealing the name of a site used in an attack, because it could expose his computer's location.