Sentence examples for irate because of from inspiring English sources

Robi Draco Rosa, a friend of Mr. Martin and the author of hit songs like "Livin' la Vida Loca," is irate because of the singer's appearance.

"On occasions last season when large numbers attended, we had supporters who were justifiably irate because of the inefficiency of the system, which was turned on the police and could have resulted in public disorder".

Many of his players, including Lawrence Taylor, Leonard Marshall and Carl Banks, were irate because they had played on the Giants teams that had won two Super Bowls largely because of an attacking defense.

In interviews yesterday, a number of them said that they were irate because the N.F.L. had made them scapegoats for problems that they say are more systemic than just a blown call on the field.

Or maybe, you are irate, because you've concluded this gesture can only mean that the anthem of the country you love is being disrespected.

The team in the UK became irate because they had to do it a second time since we were told some of the data was corrupted.

"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.

He was criticized in turn by bridge boosters, who claimed he was irate because a design he had submitted had been spurned.

One woman was irate because she was not listed as a Republican and had always voted as a Republican.

It is likely that the irate crowd were booing because of his actions and not because their favourite, Serena, had lost.