Sentence examples for bit of agitation from inspiring English sources

So it is not without quite a bit of agitation that the network is facing its contract negotiations with 20th Century Fox Television studio, which produces "Buffy," over the show's future with WB, whose rights to broadcast it expire at the end of this television season.

THE citizens of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) do not enjoy a vote but they relish a bit of artistic agitation.

Agitation occurs when the magnetic field couples with a bar of agitation in the container.

Any effort to create a non-agitated state of mind is itself a form of agitation.

It was the 33rd day of agitation by the MKSS for the Right to Information Act.

Finally, the sweet sound of agitation.

Yet never is there any sense of agitation.

For posterity!" I replied in a state of agitation.

Experiencing a new level of agitation last month: a generation of rugby fans trying out ITV Player for the first time – and finding out they couldn't fast-forward to the best bits without watching all the adverts first.

What's important is that, rather neatly, Agitation Free sound entirely free of agitation – indeed, they sound free of almost everything else, up to and including gravity itself.

It may be that the novel is the exception in a life of agitation, rather than the agitation an odd outcrop in a life of fiction-writing.