After an initial delay in the case being reviewed, a telephone call from the patient's father indicating that his "son is being bullied at school because of his condition and so the dad is obviously irate and would like some information" (email from IFR administrator to panel), prompts consideration of the case.
Wearing a blue cardigan and a scowl, Dogýan looked more like an irate golfer than like a fearsome Kemalist commander.
Co., who for 11 years has been selecting, discarding, & reassigning names, & taken the brunt of abuse from irate subscribers, Mr. D. likes three-syllable names.
I'm not saying these children don't need or deserve media made specifically for them, but it's straight parents and their children (like Irate Mother and son) who really need to see Family Restaurant.
Kasun said, nothing seemed to draw irate responses online like failed hardware campaigns in the world of crowdfunding.
Now, Mr. Boddington said, he is faced not just with a building he doesn't like but with an irate neighbor as well.
Those who don't, like the irate Yanomami warriors, are out of luck.
Against Chevtchenko, he was a Joe Frazier-like plodder, a tough guy repelling the 6-4 Russian's trademark running charge, like an irate bull, down the strip.
Many Times readers do get offended and irate over style issues like this one, and the complaints often involve an accusation that the newspaper is being disrespectful.
* Like the irate suburban schoolteacher that he so closely resembles, Energy Secretary, putative Lib Dem leadership contender and sower of Cabinet unrest Chris Huhne is the non-digital embodiment of Godwin's Law: "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1".
