angrily *
angerly old use

He looked from one to the other of them angrily.

Her dark eyes looked angrily into those of the man.

The young woman thought angrily, Right next to the men's room.

They could understand me just fine, though, she thought angrily.

Everybody thought the same, The children began to talk angrily.

I have seen one speak very angrily to a child.

She started to say something else, quickly and angrily, then made herself stop.

How can the company let children die, some workers asked angrily.

The doctor was working over the bed and he looked up angrily.

I angrily made up my mind to take his gold back to him next day.

Angrily, I told him to drive me to the hospital.

The men and women spoke angrily about the current leaders.

A voice from around the corner asked a question angrily.

Of all people to get caught like this, he told himself angrily.

"I think you had both better leave my house," she said angrily.

She met my eyes for a moment, and then, angrily, looked away.

He went to one of the small windows, and looked out, angrily.

"I think that you have finally gone off your head," he said angrily.

She looked up at them angrily for a moment and then kept walking.

"I thought maybe we could get together on this thing," she said angrily.

He looked at me angrily with no reason; his eyes were saying "now it is my turn".

"Job should have kept a better watch," he thought angrily.

She pushed herself up and turned angrily to face him.

She looked up angrily, about to say something, then saw the uniform.

The sun must be getting to him, Steve thought angrily.