Sentence examples for is getting irate from inspiring English sources

Related: Britain Is Getting Irate About Its Meddling Monarchs.

"I was getting irate," he said.

"Some random business or a person will call us and say, 'I'm getting irate calls from people saying I'm dialing them,' " she said.

Last year he was playing in a game that ACU were leading 5-1, and the opposition and their coach were getting increasingly irate.

It's getting noticeably irate when your best friend says "I'm fine" for the umpteenth time but can't look you in the eyes, or acting strong around family before sneaking to your room for a cry.

"My favourite thing about Brutalism was the dismissive reviews we were getting from irate Guardian readers, before we had even published anything," says Myers. "Just days after announcing ourselves our work was being publicly derided, while some people were professing to prefer our early work".

He was getting a little irate.

Isn't it time to be irate about what wireless companies are getting away with in the United States?

"What I'm getting from school districts and from pediatricians who do annual physicals is they're irate about these kids getting bigger and bigger — 10 or 20 pounds heavier, all buffed up — and they really want something done," said Don Catlin, the chief executive of Anti-Doping Research, a nonprofit firm in Southern California.

They tend to get rather irate if someone opens the door just to see how they are getting on.

He's since got irate at not being let back in, and has taken to touring the country in a bitter rival UB40 collective, with two other members who'd also quit.