Sentence examples for irate because from inspiring English sources

"I'm just irate, because we need delis and groceries, not more fast food," Mr. Reese said.

Selig was irate because he had expected the vote on realignment to proceed smoothly.

Now people are less scared than irate because the stock market seems to have come back while they're left behind.

Some viewers were irate because the series showed the Sultan drinking alcohol — banned in Islam — and womanizing with concubines in the harem.

Even though I wasn't the first choice, I'm not at all irate, because I get to stand up here and tell you a little bit about myself.

But the next morning, he said, the governor called him, irate because a talk-radio host, Jim Gearhart on WKXW, "was saying he caved in to the union".

She was already under pressure from at least one irate investor because Warnaco, which also sells apparel under names besides Calvin Klein, had repeatedly missed earnings estimates, and its stock has been in decline.

News flash: the reason you were sitting in front of a bunch of irate senators is because several thousand people did it the wrong way.

Mr. Cuomo and his aides were irate, not only because they had received only some of the e-mails initially, but also because they thought the new e-mails revealed a deeper level of involvement on Mr. Rattner's part.

"The Sex Pistols would have played extra long in these conditions just because!" insists one irate correspondent.

Big-boned, full-bosomed, and irate, she flees to Germany because, as a member of a political-resistance movement, she was wanted by the Turkish authorities.