Sentence examples for aggravating things from inspiring English sources

One of the most aggravating things cats do is scratch your furniture to shreds.

"If the Missouri does go up into flood stage, that will aggravate things from St Louis to points south".

While the political atmosphere in the United States has not been helpful in that regard, the official added, the ruling was unlikely to "aggravate things for us".

It only aggravates things".

He aggravated things by fleeing the jail, though he maintains he was encouraged by guards to think he was free to go.

The Interior Minister, Yosef Burg, pointed out that a fight against the Syrians seemed imminent, in contrast to what the Cabinet wanted, and that attacking the missiles would only aggravate things and lead to an all-out war.

"I could be frustrated and aggravated, all those things, but there are things that are positive: guys are having good years, the team's doing well, I enjoy the guys I play with immensely.

It was one of the strangest, most surreal, annoying, aggravating, brain-consuming, wonderful things I've ever gone through".

Only one thing is aggravating the Tigers: having to play so many of their big European home games on a Sunday.

Few things aggravate Barcelona more than the accusation that their extraordinary success is not all their own work.

"I've gotten a lot better at not losing my concentration as much, not letting the little things aggravate me, just staying positive out there.