Sentences with phrase «ire with»

This personal connection increased the ire with which Mr. Laarakker responded to the other lawyer's correspondence.

Competitive fighting gamer Aris Bakhtanians has prompted some ire with inflammatory comments he...

Many users immediately expressed their ire with negative user reviews, mostly involving buggy desktop software which rendered the device unusable in some cases.

If he stays in office, it is almost certain Christie will not give up that fight, especially since the court has continued to draw his ire with its rulings against him on affordable housing and gay marriage.

But Franco wasn't the only actor Sheedy took ire with being at the Globes.

Rowan Williams in particular regularly fired my ire with his barmy pronouncements about Marxism being not so bad after all, and his attacks on Iain Duncan Smith's welfare reforms.

Channel 4's Jon Snow even gave a «good night and good luck» style piece to camera describing what he had seen and urging viewers to take action, although producers opted to put it on YouTube rather than risk Ofcom's ire with a TV broadcast.

Dr. Bawumia drew my ire with his work on Togo and ill - fated attempt to join Dzifa Attivor in the ethno - religious gutter but he was solid gold yesterday.

But, you kind of brought on my ire with the whole «really tried» thing.

Not exact matches

The people of Lehigh, Penn., and Richmond, Va., had received the Iron Pigs and the Flying Squirrels with the same ire.

His exorbitant compensation has twice raised the ire of shareholders — first with an $ 11.9 - million signing bonus in 2013 and, most recently, with his $ 12.9 - million package for 2014, even though Barrick shares posted a double - digit decline.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions» decision to rescind an Obama - era directive that made enforcing marijuana laws against companies that comply with state laws a «low priority» raised ire in both parties and stoked uncertainty in states where the drug is legal.

In an office setting, it can be hard to figure out when you should go along with a plan or do exactly what you've been told versus raising some ire here and there.

Sessions has been a target of Trump's ire since he recused himself last March from the FBI's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 US election, following reports that he was not forthcoming during his Senate confirmation hearing about his contacts with Russian officials during the campaign.

Advertisements framed as newsy websites are starting to draw the ire of the Federal Trade Commission, and with good reason.

But most content producers wisely fear viewer ire when it comes to adulterating their efforts with bought themes.

The long - suffering public official first drew Democrats» ire when he investigated party nominee Hillary Clinton during the 2016 campaign, then caused Republicans great irritation after the election by investigating the possibility of Trump campaign collusion with Russia.

Movie - rental company Netflix raised its prices last week, and its customers have set the Internet aflame with their ire.

It opens with voicemail recordings of customers expressing their ire over having received mailings from (what was then known as) BAF, and then segues into a hip - hop melody as two BAF employees dance and gesticulate gangsta - rap style while lip - syncing to the voicemails.

He has renewed his battle with Amazon, a proxy for his ire toward CEO Jeff Bezos, who is also the owner of the Washington Post.

No - frills carrier Spirit Airlines, for example, has drawn the ire of consumer activists with some 70 different fees, including $ 35 to $ 50 for a carry - on bag.

The company recently attracted the ire of conservatives about how it surfaces its trending news, prompting Sandberg, Thiel and CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg to meet with a group of them earlier this year.

It is speculated that Mr. Anderson could end up with a cabinet post in early 2015, to the ire of his new caucus colleagues.

To be sure, Canada, with which the US has a trade surplus when including services, is not the primary object of the Trump administration's ire.

Google's near - monopoly status has drawn the ire of many politicians and pundits; together with Facebook and others, the firm is also grappling with accusations of abetting election interference and terrorism.

Each has it's own special place in my quickly blackening heart, and each one draws in me a special ire that adds more and more gray hair to my head with each predictive rising sun.

Giancola disagrees with US House Financial Services Committee member, Brad Sherman, whose view that cryptocurrencies should be banned in order to eliminate problems such as tax evasion and drug trafficking has raised the ire of many in the industry.

Users across the world have directed their ire at Facebook with #DeleteFacebook trending everywhere.

The gloves have come off in the battle between boards and proxy firms but chairmen who are willing to dance with the devil have discovered they can avoid the ire of shareholders.

The media of course did its usual best in stoking up and reporting much of the furore and ire; and it did so with scant regard for what the Pope actually said.

The late 80s and 90s saw an intensification of the rock identification with leftist activism that had always been there, but which had suffered through some hesitant and confused years when punk and new wave crashed onto the scene with their anti-hippie and sometimes even anti-Labor ire in the late 70s and early 80s, a confusion heightened by the Thatcher / Reagan victories and the mainstream «morning again» mood they brought.

The good pope decided that since all those overlords were armed to the teeth with weaponry, constantly on a war footing and, not inconsequentially, all «Christians» he had them direct their ire to the «Infidels» in Jerusalem in the form of the Christian Crusades.

This rouses God's ire, and the waters of judgment rise in a universal flood, as if God intends to wipe the earth clean, starting over again with a new creation.

At least with an angry person you can have a conversation, because when people are upset, something in them is being challenged enough to raise their ire, and that's an engaged process and opens up the possibility of really great conversation.

Coulter's tweet was met with bipartisan outrage, drawing social media ire from both sides of the political aisle for its insensitivity.

And what's this with «left - leaning ire»?

Nagel is an atheist and a New York University professor of philosophy, but these desirable postmodern credentials have not insulated him from the ire of evolutionism's faithful, which ire has been directed at the heretic with Torquemadian passion:

It also recently drew the ire of President Donald Trump, who last week cut off Pakistan's military aid over frustrations with alleged Pakistani assistance given to terrorists in Afghanistan.

I should explain to UK / IRE viewers that Almond Joy is an American chocolate bar - just think of a Bounty Bar with almonds and I was inspired by that here.

With our backs currently pressed firmly against the wall, to have the club's «X Factor» signing operating on light duties has rightly drawn the ire of the paying punters.

Kroenke is a big, big problem, and if you want to be angry with the manager that's fine and perfectly understandable, but save some ire for him too.

Former Tottenham Hotspur chairman Sir Alan Sugar has come out all guns blazing on Saturday evening with some Twitter comments in which he's aimed his ire at Chelsea, Arsenal and his former club.

The last player to cross the north London divide directly was Sol Campbell back in 2001, who went on to have a successful career with the Gunners but never lived down the ire of the Spurs fans he left behind.

«It makes it hard to know when to call the foul for him or against him,» says Seattle center Benoit Benjamin, who drew the ire of Nelson with a hard noncall on Marciulionis a few weeks ago.

Butland appeared annoyed that he had failed to keep out the attempt on a day when his battle with fellow England goalkeeper Pickford was under the microscope, but his ire should have been saved for Adam.

Seven minutes of added time — due to Atlanta injuries that drew ire from the announced crowd of 18,057 — were not enough for Minnesota to break down the Five Stripes, and the visitors left with all three points.

«Big Game Bob,» Stoops earned his nickname with a national championship over Florida State in 2000 - 01 (his second season in Oklahoma) but has since drawn the ire of Sooners fans for the team's apparent «choking» in big games (reached the title game three more times and lost in all of them).

The pro-breastfeeding campaign has drawn the ire of some women who argue it stigmatizes infant formula and interferes with a mother's choice of what to feed her child.

For example, in discussing the snacks that parents were sending in as part of the school's «Healthy Snack» program, two items particularly aroused his ire — Mott's applesauce and Go - Gurt yogurt — which he describes this way: «It would hardly be a stretch to characterize Mott's Apple Sauce as a fruit - added corn syrup or Go - Gurt as a sugary blend of suspicious synthetics with a modicum of milk to connote actual fermented dairy.»

Plans to allow future water cannon use within 24 hours also drew the ire of some campaigners, with Green party candidate Jonathan Bartley arguing that they cause unacceptable damage to the human body.