Sentence examples for irate message from inspiring English sources

I left an irate message about the need to keep the public informed about when sirens are being tested, then hung up.

In 1821, after receiving a shipment of unsolicited books from his publisher, Byron wrote the man an irate message of non-thanks.

Before Bild published its article about the loan, Mr. Wulff left an irate message in Mr. Diekmann's voice mail, threatening "war" if the paper went ahead with the article, according to excerpts released by Bild to the German news media.

The president's irate message - over a contentious environmental policy - was rather embarrassingly visible on the other side.

"Mixed in with all the vicious spam were irate messages from people calling me a vicious spammer".

Within hours of announcing her new diet, Younger was receiving irate messages from vegans demanding money back from the cleanse programmes and T-shirts they had bought from her site (featuring slogans such as "OH KALE YES").

Last week many of them posted irate messages on online bulletin boards and sent e-mail to Funcom in protest, setting aside professional rivalries (Metaphysicists versus Nano Technicians, for instance) and interspecies tensions (different sorts of mutants do not always see eye to eye, literally).

Rix, who acknowledged that his cellphone this week was full of irate messages from a variety of callers, did not gift-wrap any points for Miami on Thursday night, but the Seminoles still fell victim to Miami, 16-14, before 76,739 at Pro Player Stadium.

Irate messages need to be addressed right away.

I've been using a nifty combination of Summize and its Realtime results page (click refresh to see 2 new posts, or wait until Summize engineers work out the computer doing the refresh for us thing) and Twhirl, whose point and click @reply feature is a joy to use to send irate messages to Jack, whoever that is.

Sometimes, when I see friends on Facebook posting political links with irate messages, my first thought is, You are preaching to the converted.