Sentence examples for annoyed to learn from inspiring English sources

She was also annoyed to learn that the bullfight season was over.

She had been annoyed to learn she would not be able to visit Acadia during her weeklong visit to Maine.

Elections officials said today that some Democratic voters were annoyed to learn they could not vote for Mr. McCain in the primary.

Some customers with such overdrafts might be annoyed to learn that this fee is in effect being introduced to finance a cut in the costs faced by those who go into the red without permission.

Sgt. Derek Arnold, 23, from Springfield, Ore., said he was annoyed to learn in the opening statement of the senior Democrat, Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, that the Iraqi government was not spending all of its oil proceeds.

According to one document, Brazil is included in a group of key countries being closely monitored by the N.S.A. under the rubric "Friends, Enemies, or Problems?" Like most Brazilians, I was annoyed to learn that the American government might have been gathering data from my computer and phone calls.

Robben was no doubt annoyed to hear the phone ring, since he always looks annoyed.

While it may be annoying to clean up after your toddler, learning how to use utensils is an essential part of your toddler's early life.

The archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has said he was annoyed and embarrassed to learn the Church of England holds an indirect stake in Wonga, the payday lender he promised to bring down through fairer competition, and has called for the church to rethink its investment guidelines.

Dead composers don't speak up and ask for more felt on the bass drum; they don't annoy orchestra players reluctant to learn a brand-new score that they might never play again; and they generally don't send listeners running for the exits.

Instead of annoying an older brother, try to learn as much as you can from him.