Sentence examples for like an irate from inspiring English sources

Wearing a blue cardigan and a scowl, Dogýan looked more like an irate golfer than like a fearsome Kemalist commander.

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.

From my perspective it sounds like an irate wildebeest falling head-first through the front door, knocking over a shelving unit full of sports memorabilia, getting tangled in its own purse and hissing "Shhhhh!" to an empty hallway.

Like an irate high school gym teacher, as soon as the fake border patrol departs, the ski-masked leader instructs us to run and run fast (no slackers in border crossing).

Now, Mr. Boddington said, he is faced not just with a building he doesn't like but with an irate neighbor as well.

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The other asks candidates situational questions like how they would deal with an irate customer or their strategies for cooperating with co-workers.

Back in 2007, following what was billed "unprecedented access", biographer Anthony Seldon claimed an irate Balls had made Tony Blair feel "like an abused and bullied wife".

If an irate commenter "wishes specific cancers on me, like a lump on my testicles," he said, "then I laugh and re-tweet it".

An American in Paris is berated by an irate taxi driver.

And after China's president Xi Jinping visited Xinjiang, another incident occurred, causing an irate President Xi to vow to crush terrorists like "rats scurrying across the street".