Sentence examples for or irate from inspiring English sources

Voters sometimes get confused, or irate.

His ring name changed to Daniel Bryan, while his performances inside the squared circle became matched with a captivating character that had the ability to make a crowd elated or irate at will.

"It's always something new every day whether it's the consignor being crazy or irate and fighting with us about what she wants for price point or someone coming in and buying $3,000 worth of old Givenchy T-shirts because they collect them," she said.

He still fields calls from confused or irate parents, sits with them at conferences, soothes them with his presence, providing an example of someone who has survived the loss of a child and has found a way to manage the streams of jagged emotions that keep coming, year after year.

Directors need not be humiliated by hostile questions or irate lectures.

Originally, this was designed to let businesses move messy or irate customer service conversations off their Wall where other fans could see.

You only have to make one or two irate to have a real problem".

Two or three irate terns followed it, and the resting birds on the shore got up in a flurried cloud.

An endless stream of design changes can leave users feeling unsettled — or even irate, as has been the case with the latest uproar over Facebook's privacy settings.

But even if you don't have a landlord, a lease, a London property, a mortgage or an irate neighbour, you may still fall foul of your insurer.

One has only to read the letters in newspapers, or hear irate callers-in to radio programmes, to understand that fact: "'Going forward' sets my teeth on edge"; "What kind of word is 'gotten'?