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Simple sentences
The actress tore up her contract angrily.
He angrily tore up the letter from her.
He looked at her angrily.
He angrily closed the door.
She looked at him angrily.
Tom angrily closed the door.
Tom clenched his fists angrily.
He looked at him angrily.
She looked me angrily in the face.
She hung up angrily.
Tom angrily shoved Mary away.
Tom angrily stared at Mary.
Tom stared angrily at Mary.
Mary stomped her foot angrily.
Tom stomped his foot angrily.
Tom hung up angrily.
Movie subtitles
Frederique angrily suppressed the emotions that had drawn her towards her cousin.
You hug the machines for hours on end, for nights on end, feverishly, angrily.
We tell them that she got mad and left angrily.
Eleanor Roosevelt angrily condemned him.
So we are tempted to struggle with death. angrily blaming ourselves or an unjust universe for the taking of a life. for which there seems no possible reason.
You lock up your tears and angrily steel yourself against me as if I was the ultimate evil.
Better if you go to Royce, confront him, not angrily. give him a chance to explain or maybe take action.
In an interview just weeks before her death, Miss Monroe angrily protested to a reporter about attacks on stars.
You angrily inequality to influence our conclusions.
Right now its angrily saying, I love you!
She retorted, angrily.
Mom used to yell at us so angrily.
Then, you have to angrily get up and try to leave.
But. (SHOUTS ANGRILY) Where is Johanna?
Then when I didn't hear from you, I wrote angrily but always I ended by telling you the same.
And I challenged you angrily.
Openly, almost angrily, as if you wanted to hurt me.
Swipe at it angrily with blanket.
I bothered strangers who reacted angrily. Often, I had to run like hell.
John the Baptist angrily denounces the massacre.
So we are tempted to struggle with death, angrily blaming ourselves or an unjust universe for the taking of a life for which there seems no possible reason.
Manet angrily sliced it in half. removing the fallen hero from his arena. removing the fallen hero from his arena. and accidentally creating one ofhis most enduring works.
You'll get hurt swinging around angrily like that.
Stop when I tell you! The administrator will be angrily.
Then they had weighed the potatoes and the beans, they had come to an agreement looking angrily at each other.
She spoke to you so angrily, and at the other guy quiet the contrary, looked so gently. - So I made a conclusion.
With the staff trying to eject him, Ben-Gal climbed on a coffee table and began angrily rebuking the astonished patrons.
Better if you go to Royce confront him, not angrily give him a chance to explain.
Miss Monroe angrily protested to a reporter about attacks on stars.
Well, I don? t really know but he was angrily looking for you.
He's a low-level gun-runner who angrily crossed paths with Doyle.
Oh, I came in here and I started angrily singing.
Angrily.
And I have had more than one sleepless night since I spoke angrily to you.
I think I liked it better when you were just breathing angrily.
Was it on the manifest? - ( Angrily ) Yes.
News and current affairs
The right angrily denounces him as a crypto-communist because he wants every American to have health care.
Little wonder that, with mid-term congressional elections coming in November, Americans are angrily asking why the government's hyper-aggressive stimulus policies have not turned things around.
Musharraf defends the military acquisitions, claiming that they are economically efficient, and angrily dismisses criticism as the ranting of unpatriotic Pakistani pseudo-intellectuals.
Now, 30 months later, interested groups and the larger public are angrily asking about the oil wealth that is yet to touch their lives.