Sentence examples for more irate from inspiring English sources
Those at Barclays, another of the big five, are possibly even more irate.
"Nobody — maybe Lou Piniella — became more irate than Ralph," he said.
"People complain about the Antiques Roadshow," growls Maskell, sitting forward and getting gradually more irate.
Of course, shareholders were even more irate, describing the deal in unprintable terms.
The French Moroccan writer Pierre Assouline was even more irate, describing the decision "contemptuous of writers".
"We are not amateurs so that's not good enough," Dance continued, getting increasingly more irate.
More likely, irate shoppers will head off to another pharmacy that will take their insurance.
So far, fans seem more confused than irate.
Wearing a blue cardigan and a scowl, Dogýan looked more like an irate golfer than like a fearsome Kemalist commander.
The electric car spots were taken from spaces that had been designated for taxpayers, and the prospect of hearing more complaints from irate residents didn't sit well with the Loffredos.
Ten days ago, the Moselle town of Woippy became briefly famous when more than 100 irate workers detained five managers at a plant belonging to Hewlett-Packard subsidiary FM Logistic in protest at the plant's closure.
