Sentence examples for very irate from inspiring English sources

Q: And Mrs. Currie and yourself were very irate that Ms. Lewinsky had overheard that you were in the Oval Office with a visitor on that day, isn't that correct, that you and Mrs. Currie were very irate about that?

There are a number of very irate bettors who would pay good money to know exactly where.

87 mins: Fulham have become a little ragged in the last few minutes, making Hodgson very irate.

Passengers "get angry at the MetroCard not working, they get very irate over the schedules and having to wait a certain period and the bus being late," said Richard Davis, a union official in Manhattan.

On the other hand, if I write something that turns out -- despite my relentless fact-checking -- to be inaccurate, such as that Thomas Jefferson invented the atomic bomb, I will receive dozens of letters, often very irate, correcting me.

Number one, did you find Out at some point during that day that Monica had overheard from somebody in the Secret Service that you were meeting with Ms. Mondale, and that Monica got very irate about that?

Upset her activism and recent causes had been vastly overlooked, Rose was very eloquently irate.

They must be absolutely irate - and privately very, very nervous about the future.

Stuart K. Spencer, who has spent more than 50 years in Republican politics as chief strategist for President Reagan and informal counsel to others who held the office, said Bush "was probably very upset, and maybe even irate" over Trump's actions.

If you have a good log of exactly what work you've done during the hours you've billed, it's very easy to demonstrate to an irate client where the time went.

Negotiations with an irate ex-partner could be very difficult.