Sentence examples for now angry that from inspiring English sources

Spaniards are now angry that it was passed with the help of "three votes stained with blood".

It was hard to urinate". Mr Hames, who has since made a recovery, said he was never told he had been dropped from the list but is now angry that he was forced to suffer so long.

"She is now angry that the IRS considers her a religious leader.

What Frank Ware wants is to write as an independent thinker, regardless of her gender and, as Woolf said in her essay, to remain "deaf to that persistent voice, now grumbling, now patronizing, now domineering, now grieved, now shocked, now angry, now avuncular, that voice which cannot let women alone".

I hadn't yet eaten at his main restaurant, L'Auberge which has been awarded three Michelin stars every year since 1965, making it the longest-running three-star establishment in the Guide Michelin's history and was now angry with myself that I hadn't.

Now, angry with a government that many see as helping a few to get rich but doing nothing for ordinary folk, more Serbs are ready to back him.

But protesters are now particularly angry that the Mr Orban's government has abolished their retirement rights retroactively, our correspondent adds.

(Angry now) That principle said that if there are two people who are seen as equals in all other respects, use longevity inside the organization or longevity in the role as a factor to consider promotion that has been written down under the iRace formula, so I'm not saying anything new.

But we're angry now and that may push us to move more quickly".

"Now I'm angry that she's been taken from us".

Natalie Morales: It's been in the press quite a bit; now are you angry that it's been in the press?