Sentence examples for was irate when from inspiring English sources

Longoria was irate when the umpire Tim Welke called Rollins safe, but Manager Joe Maddon's argument went nowhere.

Mr Myler was "irate" when he learned that they had spoken to Hello! magazine around the first anniversary of Madeleine's disappearance to promote a Europe-wide alert system for missing children, the inquiry heard.

At one point, he was crestfallen when two net-cord passing shots ricocheted out on set points, and then he was irate when a linesman called another passing shot on set point out.

I was irate when Mimosa was named the color of the year for 2009.

By Ken Auletta Many observers were irate when Henry Blodget became the editor of Business Insider.

The peak of my sympathy for Mitt Romney came when he was being battered on one side by Christian fundamentalists who think his faith is a cult and on the other by fellow Mormons, who were irate when he fudged the fact that they believe Jesus will return to earth and build a new Jerusalem in Jackson County, Mo.

Pittsburgh officials were irate when Howland campaigned for the job -- he arranged his own private plane for the interview -- but they might have underestimated the pull of home for someone who grew up idolizing Wooden and stayed up late to watch U.C.L.A. games replayed on KTLA.

People present the wrong credit cards to pick up tickets ordered by phone, young teenagers try to get into R-rated movies, and the line wraps around the block for the new "Star Wars" and fans are irate when they cannot score seats to the sold-out show.

ICQ users were irate when the company stuck an ad banner over the chat window.

Internet commenters were irate when Warner Bros. announced that Ben Affleck would play Batman in the upcoming "Man of Steel" sequel, but their collective vitriol was far from a surprise to Affleck himself.

Swansea boss Monk was irate at the decision, even more so when Jose Fonte escaped a second yellow card for a similar offence to Bony's.