Sentence examples for will be very angry from inspiring English sources

"He will be very angry about it".

People will be very angry about it and rightly so".

They will be very angry with me, I need this job, please take it and throw it away".

And people will be very angry to find out they have been eating horse when they thought they were eating beef".

Mr. Giuliani himself acknowledged that some people will be "very angry, very upset" with him, adding a new element of uncertainty to an already turbulent campaign.

"If Yingluck does not become prime minister, people will be very angry...If the village head tells us to go to Bangkok, I will definitely go".

It will now be very angry and will use many attacks to hurt you.

8.43am: Former foreign secretary Malcolm Rifkind said China will be "very very angry" with the disclosures on China's possible new stance on North Korea.

"If people in Britain see what I'm doing today and understand the significance of what is going on, I think they will be very, very angry indeed and they would want to know from the two potential prime ministers: do they intend to opt us out of this or will they stick with the legal agreements that we agreed back in 2013?

In fact, Baby will likely be very angry.

If that doesn't happen, though, and the Republicans cling onto their majority, then, regardless of the outcome of the Presidential election, a lot of Democrats will still be very angry with the F.B.I. director.