Sentence examples similar to Turn irritable from inspiring English sources
But he said he identifies instead with the young protagonists of that series, George Beard and Harold Hutchins, the irrepressible fourth-grade artists who accidentally turn their irritable school principal into a scantily clad superhero.
They may become irritable or depressed.
Become irritable and moody.
The press minders, meantime, have turned harried and irritable.
They come & Roland's wife turns out to be irritable.
Some other important things to watch for, according to Healy: being too breathless to finish a sentence, turning blue, being more irritable than normal or appearing to get better and then taking a sudden turn for the worse.
It often means that children grow up on a diet of hydrogenated fats and specious store-bought foodstuffs, or that parents are turned into pathetically cajoling, irritable short-order cooks making kiddie meals.
Some, though, have the potential to smash through entire weeks, turning me into an irritable, wretched prick, a Comment is free commenter fleshed out into twelve stone of wasted energy.
Or, you may turn out to have another common condition that's unrelated to gluten, such as Crohn's disease, an ulcer or irritable bowel disease.
*** And now she was sitting with Mrs Bannister, who turned out to be an irritable, nervy-looking person with buck teeth.
