Sentence examples for aggravate him from inspiring English sources

He was all, like, "It's a bee, it's a bee!" And his mom was all, like, "Don't aggravate him!" Aggravate him is right!

"I just tried to aggravate him for the class to laugh.

David Best, 43, a property assessor, said both sides "aggravate" him with negative commercials but he could see that this one might hurt Mr. Paul.

For the most part, Truman kept to himself whatever resentment he may have felt, but once, after receiving an especially severe scolding, he confessed to his budget director that while Mrs. Roosevelt was a great woman "she did at times aggravate him".

A few admitted that they did this because they knew Putin hated it, and they were willing to go to any length to aggravate him.

This doesn't mean you need to beat him up, but you can at least do something that would aggravate him or get him upset.

It aggravated him.

It aggravated him into good health".

"Everything about the free man's educated tone aggravated him," Mr. Durham writes.

In fact, Sanofi may want to consider cultivating Mr. Landau, not aggravating him.

Keith, an architect, usually drops me a scolding email if I'm testing a particularly ugly car, but in this case it was the colour that aggravated him.