Sentence examples for agitated from from inspiring English sources

Instead he agitated from within.

A woman calls, audibly agitated, from a crowded bus.

I should have been savoring my last days before a long hospitalization, but I was agitated from the fertility drugs.

At the finale, Emily wakes agitated from a dream of past pleasures, which she describes in voice-over.

"The whole country is at present greatly agitated from one end to the other, on the question of negro slavery," wrote a Pleasant Hill deaconess in her journal.

Conte, as is his wont, was permanently agitated from the first whistle, constantly gesticulating and bellowing instructions even though the noise from a lively Stamford Bridge crowd, attracted by reduced tickets prices for this match, made it unlikely anyone would hear him.

The message to Ribéry, it seems, is keep agitating from your end and Real's door is always open.

Mr Borodko had recently managed to escape to Poland with his family, and plans to continue agitating from beyond the border.

In contrast to Tibetan dissidents who agitate from places of exile, Ms. Woeser's is a rare voice that emanates from China.

The E.U. and U.S. also finance and train a pugnacious second-world block of Baltic and Balkan nations, whose activists agitate from Belarus to Uzbekistan.

During the summer, Farage promised to give May's government time and space to tackle the monumental task of extricating Britain from the E.U., but he has started to agitate from the sidelines again.