Sentence examples for annoyed man from inspiring English sources

Minutes into the first intermission for "The Makropulos Case," a slightly dishevelled and hugely annoyed man clutching an Eddie Bauer backpack drops into Seat E-22, in the balcony of the Metropolitan Opera House.

The Rabobank trio had been discreet as the chase intensified, and they profited to the full to give Boom the stage win from his Australian team-mate Michael Matthews, with Cavendish an annoyed man in fifth behind the Sky pairing of Geraint Thomas and Steve Cummings.

I bring this up only to point out that Senator Obama is not merely the professorial, podium-gazing, faintly bored and annoyed man we saw in the last debate; or, as Sarah Palin might put it, the hopey-changey leader we saw in 2008.

"Yessir!" The annoyed, older man behind me hadn't heard this.

Still, Zhang writes, "I was nevertheless more grateful than annoyed," since the men she'd loved "had each broadened my horizons".

— Joshua Brustein If You Lose Your Cellphone, Don't Blame Wayne Dobson Las Vegas Review-Journal |  'Find my phone' function inexplicably directs some Sprint customers to the Las Vegas home of a very annoyed 59-year-old man.

He had left home with a look of serious determinationand had now been going around in the central revolving door of a prominent department store for fifteen minutes.... Annoyed shoppers, sizeable crowd, man kept going around.

This will only make your man feel annoyed, like he can't be himself, and like you don't like him for who he really is.

And one could argue that you are just as annoyed by white gay men co-opting the sexual attention of black men as you are black femininity.

I turned to another passenger who was also originally annoyed and told her the man's age.

"Don't you see we're dancing, man," said the annoyed proprietor, Nelson Barreto, who was trying to maneuver a mambo turn.