Sentence examples for clear annoyance from inspiring English sources
"They won't let you smoke down in the Sit Room anymore," he explained, clear annoyance in his voice as he took a last drag.
He had already received two warnings and the third, from umpire Aleem Dar, meant that he could not bowl again in the innings, much to his clear annoyance.
The judge at first seemed to agree with Mr. Boies -- "You can't get too many cooks in the stew," he said -- but then let the intervenors stay in, to the clear annoyance of the Democratic team.
This was acknowledged by PricewaterhouseCoopers in the council's own due diligence report, itself an object of exasperation at the scrutiny meeting as council officers were, to their own clear annoyance, legally barred from actually discussing anything they had read in the reports.
Look for signs of the parent(s) wanting you to leave such as clear annoyance or trying to ask the child if they want to go home or go inside.
Dwyane Wade is still proclaiming solidarity, even when making clear his annoyance that James keeps taking and missing potential game-winners.
Mr. Harrison has made clear his annoyance that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has broken with its longstanding practice of not endorsing a candidate before the primary.
In a sign of growing mistrust, Danny Mortimer, chief executive of NHS Employers, made clear his annoyance that Malawana had issued such a detailed update on the progress of talks, which he posted on 24 December.
On Saturday Downing Street made clear its annoyance with Liam Fox, the international trade secretary responsible for negotiating post-Brexit trade deals, who angered businesspeople by suggesting British executives would rather play golf than export their goods and services.
The website of the daily Corriere della Sera said that, following an internal investigation, Pier Silvio Berlusconi had chaired a meeting at Mediaset's headquarters on Tuesday at which he made clear his annoyance with Domenica Live and another programme on a different Mediaset channel.
Villas-Boas, who ordered Modric to train on his own after he declared he wanted to move to Spain, made his annoyance clear at the midfielder's comments regarding Bale, adding: "He should focus more on his club than ours.
