Tom angrily shoved Mary away.

Tom stomped his foot angrily.

The teacher scolded his students severely.

He looked at her angrily.

Tom scowled at Mary.

Nicholas gave her an angry look.

Agatha Mikhaylovna looked crossly at Kitty.

His eyes retained their expression of angry suffering.

LaBelle angrily admonished the pregnant woman.

She looked me angrily in the face.

'Whom do you want?' said Nicholas Levin's voice angrily.

'Yes, at Kiev,' Kritsky replied with an angry frown.

The man then tells us angrily, show the United Nations!

She turned round and scowled at me.

'Don't come here,' muttered the sick man angrily. 'I can myself...'

'The servants are there, in the pantry,' he said angrily 'don't make a scene.'

One of the clerks, without rising from his chair, screwed up his eyes and addressed Karenin ill humouredly.

Levin gave him his hand, signing angrily with the other to his wife.

'What?' said Vronsky frowning, making a grimace of disgust and showing his regular teeth.

Makhotin smiled, showing his long teeth, but Vronsky looked at him angrily.

'They thought the same of the negroes before their emancipation,' said Pestsov angrily.

Her face looked pale and angry and she was speaking excitedly.

'Oh, these flies!' cried Agatha Mikhaylovna crossly. 'It will come out just the same.'

Levin waved his hand angrily and went to the barn to look at the oats, then he came back to the stable.

She was walking up and down the room and speaking angrily to a little girl who stood howling in a corner

Ah, you little thief! said the Farmer in an angry voice. So you are the one who steals my chickens!

Vronsky looked up angrily, but his face brightened at once into its characteristic look of quiet, firm kindliness.

'I'll soon be lying,' he said softly. 'Dead!' he added cynically and angrily. 'Well, lay me down if you like.'

He is a saint,' said she. 'Uncover, yes, uncover your face!' she went on angrily.

The breeze, which they had felt while driving, died down when they stopped and horseflies settled on the sweating horses, which angrily tried to brush them off.

Unable to sustain the current force with reduced aid, the Afghan government will have to try to make it leaner and meaner.

'Look at him, stuck fast!' shouted the clerk angrily at the peasant, who was slowly stepping with bare feet over the ruts of the dry, hard trodden road. 'Be quick!'

An old man in a nightcap opened the window and looked out. He called down angrily What do you want at this hour of night?

'I've only just arrived, and am very anxious to see you,' answered Levin, looking round with constraint, and yet crossly and uneasily.

But the difference was that Oblonsky, doing as every one else did, laughed with confidence and good humour, while Levin laughed uncertainly and sometimes angrily.

In spite of his elation, this remark about technique grated painfully on Mikhaylov's heart, and, glancing angrily at Vronsky, he suddenly frowned.

'Gently, gently, children!' shouted Levin almost angrily, stepping in front of his wife to shield her, when the crowd of children came rushing at them with shrieks of delight.

It was the night at a hotel in Guatemala where we saw three big men with guns passing by the corridor, talking angrily on the phone.

Next to a lady wearing a turban, and a bald old man who blinked angrily just as Vronsky's moving glass reached him, he suddenly saw Anna's proud head, strikingly beautiful, and smiling in its frame of lace.

'That is it. You have taken other people's idea, dropped all that gave it force, and wish to make one believe that it is something new,' said Nicholas, angrily jerking his neck.

'It is difficult to make a mistake when a wife herself announces to her husband that eight years of married life and a son have all been an error, and that she wants to begin life from the beginning again,' he said crossly, sniffing.

'How absurd your infatuations are,' said the Princess. 'Come, we'd better turn back,' she added, as she noticed Levin coming toward them with his lady and a German doctor, to whom he was talking loudly and angrily.

Appearing on Fox News with Megyn Kelly, Flynn said angrily, I want the Imam, or Khomeini, to stand up and be counted and to talk about this radical form of ideology in their bloodstream, in their DNA.

'Here, here, put it down here,' he said crossly, and at once poured out a wineglass full of vodka and drank it greedily. 'Have a drink, will you?' he said to his brother, brightening up at once.