Sentence examples for was so irate from inspiring English sources

Williams was so irate, she accosted the lineswoman in a profane and menacing outburst.

Pittsburgh Coach Bill Cowher was so irate, he chased the officials after the game.

Finally, there was a woman who was so irate with It's Just Lunch that she took the company to small-claims court in New York.

You'll recall that the Australian captain was so irate at being run out by Zimbabwe's Chris Mpofu – not the first time he's been undone by a brilliant direct hit – that he threw his gloves at an LCD screen in his dressing room.

Leverkusen's sporting director, Rudi Völler, a man who wears his heart on his sleeve and has a very low tolerance level for perceived sporting injustices, was so irate that he repeatedly turned the tables on Sky's Sebastian Hellmann, pushing him to comment on Zwayer's decisions.

The Scot was so irate with Real president Ramon Calderon that he told Ronaldo he would rather "shoot" him than "sell" him to Real at that stage, before promising the player he could leave Old Trafford the following summer if the right deal came along.

The US remake of The Killing, meanwhile, nearly got canned after the first series because viewers were so irate it didn't solve the murder mystery.

Emre Hadimogullari, 22, an electrical engineering student in Gaziantep, is so irate at the Turkish government's policy in Syria that he has grown a long beard in protest.

One of the most embarrassing messes takes place in front of the store of a green grocer whose wife (Redgrave) is so irate that she refuses to thank Ackerley even after he cleans it up.

You concentrated solely on demonising unions without one word as to why workers are so irate: the fact that their tax money has been used to bail out and prop up the banks that generated the financial crisis.

I am so irate about this mama's boy that I feel like telling him about the call — and pointing out that it is entirely inappropriate to rely on her to fight his battles.