Sentences with phrase «more irate»

We've all seen it — the angry driver, swerving in and out of lanes at high speed, getting even more irate when the flow of traffic refuses to move out of his way.

So the review will steer readers from buying the wrong book and generating more irate reviews.

And the brazen nature of his bank - robbing spree makes the Feds even more irate.

Not exact matches

That's because Generation Z has been less about face - to - face communications — they more commonly communicate via text, emoji and video — and they're unprepared for a field such as customer service, where they could interact with irate people.

But now, with the company burning through more than $ 1.5 million per month, it had to turn those irate customers into consistent profit centers, and the only way to do that was to improve the product.

And here's more, in response to an irate transhumanist.

More unfortunate still was the reaction of some Bears fans, who blitzed state police with irate, sometimes obscene, phone calls protesting Ditka's arrest.

No need getting irate, if he can take on the whole opposing team without getting injured and been out for more than half the season then he should keep doing it but its counterproductive if he keeps getting injured and also slowing down the pace of our game, this is not just about an individual, its about what effect hos style has on the team as a whole... you ever head anybody said Messi or CR7 should release the ball quicker?

What's more, his irate teacher scrawled in red across the top of the essay: «See me!»

Kluger argues that humans are awed and intimidated by enormous systems that appear complex, even though true intricacy more often lies in the commonplace: the makeup of a fish or a pencil, or the ability to answer irate customer - service calls.

Astronomical rent, crazy city construction, muggings, crime bosses, irate bus drivers and more are fodder for Howard Franklin (The Public Eye, The Man Who Knew Too Little) to poke fun at, succeeding in delivering laughs above and beyond the plot of the film itself.

As of 2017, she has appeared on «Saturday Night Live» several more times and most recently received much acclaim for her portrayal of Trump press secretary Sean Spicer's irate behavior during weekly press briefings.

Irate that columnist George Will had questioned the benefits of early childhood education in a throwaway line in paragraph 15 of an op - ed, Heckman wrote, «Those benefits, quoted by President Obama this year, come from my evidence - based analysis of more than 30 years of data from the Perry Preschool program... It is as good a trial for effectiveness as those we currently rely on to evaluate prescription and over-the-counter drugs.»

The warrior in my garage, clad in bellicose black bumper - to - bumper, didn't really look much more ferocious than the irate...

Today an irate shareholder filed a lawsuit in California to prevent the company from going... [Read more...]

Irate that DC Comics parent company Warner Bros. made a series of comic book collections available exclusively on Amazon's Kindle device, Barnes & Noble pulled more than 100 DC titles from their inventory in 2011.

This results in dramatically high prices and many customers are irate that they are paying close to 3X more on their digital books.

They are more at risk of irate neighbors sick of cats digging up gardens and sleeping on cars.

Standalone is more arcadie it has like 10 different guns and a few new items with zombies that tend not to irate you too much.

As the crowd began to catch on and more people started clapping, Cooper became irate, screaming at the crowd to stop, begging them to please shut up, which only caused more applause.

They need to be able to work efficiently in a fast paced and hectic environment and deal with irate customers more often than not.