Sentence examples for bit of annoyance from inspiring English sources
But Christine C. Quinn, the Council speaker, a former tenant organizer intent on becoming mayor, is keeping that bit of annoyance to business interests under lock and key).
I'm sure there'll be a pang of jealousy and a bit of annoyance that the guys are going to go out there and play those Six Nations games".
"Part of making this record and doing this research," she told me, "was out of a little bit of annoyance, especially after doing so many tours, being in New England, and having people say, 'Oh, wow, this authentic Southern music!' And I was thinking, Yes, it is authentic.
"It has been a bit of an annoyance, really, but I think we have to live with these things," he said.
It's completely separate now and given that the remote is a total necessity it is a bit of an annoyance.
One final change involves being able to retweet and quote your own tweets — something that wasn't possible before, and a bit of an annoyance to those who use Twitter as a platform for sharing their own content or links.
Over the past 15 years this has made Skinema somewhat popular with readers who have no interest in a scene-by-scene breakdown of a sex video, while also making me a bit of an annoyance to many porn companies that spend good money sending me screeners.
At the edges, Amazon has started doing that, reining in a bit of its largess to the annoyance of some of its customers.
