Sentence examples for annoying programme from inspiring English sources

While the nineties would produce such utter dross as  Renford Rejects and  Hurricanes, the former an extremely annoying programme on Nickelodeon and the latter a show which featured characters  almost entirely based on national and ethnic stereotypes, the eighties gave us the pinnacle of children's football programming in the form of  Jossy's Giants.

It was annoying to programme and had an LCD screen so bright it made it difficult to get to sleep.

I heard a similarly annoying radio4 programme 'costing the earth' the other day.

Sometimes I get the two of them mixed up! "I heard a similarly annoying radio4 programme 'costing the earth' the other day.

Interestingly the MiQuit feasibility trial found that only 25% of participants discontinuing MiQuit support prematurely found the programme annoying.

In the US ($7bn a year of product placement), 36% of people find it annoying on TV programmes, which is as high as the level for those who find advertising annoying.

Also a politician, Kilroy-Silk has recently gained infamy for presenting one of the worst TV programmes ever, Shafted, and annoying Paul Merton quite a lot.

So angry is Nameless Red Bird, in fact, that he appears to have enrolled in some sort of anger management programme, along with an annoying yellow bird played by the annoying man who played the annoying snowman in Frozen.

Barlow accuses the Conservatives of hollowing out Canadian civil society, cancelling thousands of programmes, rescinding grants, removing regulations, shutting institutions and rescinding the tax-exempt status of annoying charities.

Within the degree programme, you learn all different aspects of astronomy, from understanding why stars twinkle and why that is really annoying for astronomers, to racking your head around the hardest concepts of an expanding universe.

Really annoying.