Californians were angry about property taxes.
I'm really angry about this long wait.
So what are you so angry about?
They are angry, truly angry about the randomness and the pain and suffering.
And everybody is angry about the state of the economy.
'Well, perhaps not,' said Alice in a soothing tone: 'don't be angry about it.
At first, many people disliked this style of painting and became very angry about it.
You can spend a lifetime resenting the tests, angry about the slights and the injustices.
I did not pay attention to those art critics, but now I understand why they so angry about.
She's very angry about her handicap, and her biggest whish is to be able to see and be normal.
Remember that boredom typically covers up anger. If you feel bored with him, ask yourself what you're angry about.
North Korea abruptly broke them off more than a year ago, angry about accounts frozen under American pressure at a Macau bank.
"We are all angry about these things," says Gul Sher, a goldsmith, of Mr Taseer's campaign to reform the law on blasphemy.
The London teachers were so angry about the stingy offer of 12 pounds London Allowance increase which Mrs. Thatcher made to them.
I taught students who were eager to learn, students with a "who-cares" attitude, and students who were just plain angry about being in school.
However, other analysts point out that wider use of this data raises concerns about privacy, with some users angry about the ways in which their online behaviour may be tracked.
It is a fact that we have not won a trophy for four years and yes, I am angry about that, but that anger stems from the deep deep desire I have to win things with Arsenal.
"I'm feeling much better now, " said Hua at a press conference Wednesday afternoon, adding that he was angry about himself to have made the mistake, but felt happy to have support from the spectators.
The Japanese have every right to be damn angry about this, and we should be making every attempt to weed out the nut-cases before they ever go to a place such as Okinawa.
