Sentence examples for Don't agitate from inspiring English sources

" 'Don't agitate nothing.

Don't agitate or stir it too much.

Don't agitate your hairdresser or get her to rush her job.

Don't agitate or provoke them, as their natural fight-or-flight instinct will kick in, and stallions fight.

Don't stir anything; don't agitate the tin or try to make it even.

You laugh at things and laughter is cathartic, so you don't agitate people.

Players of his calibre do not agitate for a fresh challenge too often, which should either galvanise elite clubs across Europe, both those with established wealth and the batch of nouveaux riches, to enter an auction, or perhaps even motivate United into kick-starting contract negotiations and extend his stay beyond 2015.

Asian immigrants in general do not agitate; they want to do their jobs well in the confidence that that is what it takes to achieve the American Dream.

Do not agitate or aggravate a GDW.

If not using a washing machine be sure to mind step 2! Do not agitate raw wool, wool will felt into a lumpy mess.

To avoid a cloudy appearance, do not agitate the bottle before pouring, pour gradually without tilting the bottle much, and do not pour out the very last amount of beer.