Clark resigned angrily and abruptly from the BBC on 16 March 1936.

They angrily resigned last week, protesting the conservative exile group's efforts to moderate its image, however tepid those efforts may be.

But after only four months, Mr. Cox angrily resigned after the president overruled a board decision.

The board rejected the appointment and Sloan angrily resigned.

After the accusations were revealed, Pierpoint angrily resigned from the board, effective Jan. 15.

After his suspension, Mr. Alcorn angrily resigned from the organization.

Allen angrily resigned his general's commission and stormed out of the session.

His request denied, Sigel angrily resigned his command.

Cavour angrily resigned from office when it became clear that Victor Emmanuel would accept the deal.

In the show a British agent of some kind angrily resigns for reasons unknown and moves on to other pursuits, or so he would have it.