Sentence examples for be annoyed over from inspiring English sources
Residents have every right to be annoyed over the swap.
I've nearly boycotted going to the grocery store at normal hours, because it's just asking to be annoyed over multi-generational families walking 6-abreast down the frozen food aisle, marveling over how spacious this grocery store is compared to where the ones where they live.
"I thought I'd be annoying over Twitter," he said.
These findings suggest that subjects may not fully habituate to the smell of H2S at least during a 2-hr period, and therefore continuing exposure may prove to be annoying over time.
He once told the BBC about a flier who was annoyed over having been shot down when he had London theater tickets for the next night.
The Afghans said the Americans were annoyed over a news conference on Saturday that featured criticism of civilian deaths in NATO raids.
Taxi riders, already living in one of the nation's costliest cities, are annoyed over the prospect of paying even more.
He often serves as Carter's conscience and sticks up for Gomer when Sergeant Carter is annoyed over his mistakes.
And the skeptic would be right: think of all those spam messages and telemarketing calls you would record for future historians to be annoyed at all over again.
Civilian pilots on the other hand, who were mostly airmail pilots flying cross-country to deliver the mail, felt the audio signals would be annoying and difficult to use over long flights, and preferred a visual solution, with an indicator in the instrument panel.
