Sentence examples for began irritating from inspiring English sources

Back in her old job, she immediately yearned for the laid-back lifestyle of South America and things that used to bug her about her work began irritating her afresh.

While recovering in bed, Meg becomes a born-again Christian after watching Kirk Cameron on television and begins irritating everyone with her beliefs.

If the peroxide begins irritating your scalp, wash it out right away.

Once Mr Hollande began to get irritated by his partner's evident lack of aptitude for her role, the path was laid to dissolution.

"I am now beginning to get irritated by you," Mr. Cowell told him at one point.

Some things about Nirmala began to irritate him.

Bob's lack of ambition, which had initially seemed so noble, began to irritate Jacqui.

If my fellow travellers became too much to take, or indeed my own family began to irritate, I could always retreat to my cabin with a book.

In early 1944 questions about what was happening in the camps to which Europe's Jews were being shipped began to irritate the Nazi leadership.

This, and her highly assertive manner in debate, quickly made her an influential figure behind the scenes, particularly as Haig's ineptitudes began to irritate the president.

The character neuroses that once seemed perfectly reasonable eventually began to irritate many fellow fans, with a significant number not making it to season four.