Sentence examples for irate protests from inspiring English sources

Hindus in India are waging irate protests.

The deportations are drawing increasingly irate protests from Latino communities.

Mr. Clinton was fully aware that pardoning Mr. Rich, the ex-husband of Denise Rich, a prominent fund-raiser for the Clintons and the Democratic Party, would carry a distinct taint and invite irate protests from federal prosecutors like Mary Jo White in Manhattan.

When two people leave during her first five minutes – presumably a theatre mix-up in the multi-venue Noodle Palace rather than an irate protest – she immediately incorporates it in the song.

These were irate protesters making a statement.

The banks took some heat directly after the crash, with huge demonstrations on Wall Street, and later caravans of irate and angry protests at the homes of AIG executives after the bonus scandals.

The series attracted a wave of protests from irate viewers and even government officials.

As a result, a deluge of protests from irate taxpayers caused delays in approving revaluations and setting new tax rates.

The authorities apparently feared that the activities of Mr Huang and Mr Tan could provoke protests by irate parents and embarrass officials, who have prided themselves on their handling of earthquake relief.

But many residents were irate at the labor protest.

Many in Bangkok would be irate to see the protest leaders run for office.