Sentence examples for a bit frustrated by from inspiring English sources

He was a bit frustrated by the sometimes vague instructions in the score.

Hilling said she was a bit frustrated by the pictures and Kuczynski's story.

Mayor Sloan is a bit frustrated by this rush to ban.

And Jim Sanborn, the sculptor who created "Kryptos" and its puzzles, is getting a bit frustrated by the wait.

But, sounding a bit frustrated by questions about his candidate's potency in the polls, Mr. Rove added: "Tune in, man.

"My sense is that they tend to be a bit frustrated by publications that rank schools," he said.

He said: "He will probably be a little bit frustrated by his performance in the second Test.

"The supporters, like everybody else, are getting a little bit frustrated by the length of time it's taking.

"I'm not too concerned about the penalty try, I'm a little bit frustrated by some of the penalties that got us in that position".

For those of us whose shopping lists vary by the season, our taste buds can grow a bit frustrated around this time of year.

I'm a bit frustrated.