Sentence examples for was anger when from inspiring English sources

And there was anger when it emerged that the country's 22-strong Olympic delegation did not include a physiotherapist.

There was anger when the coalition organised a demonstration before the Oldham West and Royton byelection, forcing Labour to postpone a phone-bank campaign.

Earlier this year, there was anger when a court acquitted nearly two dozen officials at the agency after a trial over the alleged theft of 48m shillings in 2015.

Last week there was anger when it emerged that almost 500 Barclays and 75 Lloyds Banking Group staff were being paid more than £1m, sparking claims a bonus bonanza had returned to the City.

There was anger when he took to the field for a friendly against England in Stockholm last November - anger at the British media who questioned why he had never fulfilled his potential against English sides.

Abdi said he was angered when he realised al-Shabaab's public profession of piety was not the reality.

The Vatican refused to allow its officials to testify before an Irish commission investigating abuse of children by priests and was angered when they were summoned from Rome.

Mr. Dinkins said he was angered when the commissioner said he was exploring what charges could be brought against rioters: " 'Well what about freaking riot?

(Kherchtou was a pilot who worked for bin Laden for money, and he was angered when Al Qaeda refused to pay for his wife's Cesarean-section operation).

He was angered when Karim Benzema, Lassana Diarra and Abou Diaby arrived late at the training camp this week and has punished each of them, without revealing the details.

The Vatican refused to allow its officials to testify at Irish inquiry into clerical child abuse and was angered when they were summoned from Rome.