Sentence examples for run angry from inspiring English sources

These cameras can run Angry Birds, Flipboard, Instapaper, Pandora, Firefox, GPS navigation programs and so on.

If something is publicly run, angry voters and lobbying may achieve goals; but shifting things that are commercially run is different.

This did not go over well — "newly purchased" was taken to be a reference to slavery — and within days the paper had run angry letters signed by dozens of students and faculty members, including the novelist Toni Morrison, symposia had been convened, and the school had been plunged into one of those predictable convulsions of recrimination and argument.

The expensive computer purchased to run the isothermal titration microcalorimeter will also, mysteriously, run Angry Birds.

As long as it can run Angry Birds, count me in.

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"I just ran angry today," Bradshaw said.

Local newspapers ran angry editorials: Yerkes was portrayed as a monopolising robber baron who had little regard for his passengers' comfort.

Bradshaw does not hide his intensity; earlier this season, he described his style as "running angry," and his teammates do not hesitate to praise him for being among the most emotional players in the locker room.

Sydney in 2000 was told it would see a boom in visits and when this failed it ran angry advertisements with the slogan, "So where the bloody hell are you?" Athens and Beijing were half-deserted for the Olympics, and South Africa's World Cup saw barely two-thirds of the predicted visitors.

Just last week we posted a video of the new Nook (which we just reviewed) running Angry Birds.