Sentence examples for exasperated from from inspiring English sources

George R.R. Martin, a man who constantly looks like he's exasperated from a long shift driving a replica of Stephenson's Rocket, has relinquished the story to the series' head writers David Benioff and D. B. Weiss, as the program has gon past where he is in the books.

Dyson quotes engineers' exasperated entries from the Princeton machine's logbook.

Invariably, we get exasperated looks from whomever has been waiting outside of whichever bathroom as we gear up for the pool.

I get exasperated calls from people I'm supposed to meet – "I'm standing over the trout tank you told me to stand by!" – and I have to scramble to get out of the house.

For its part, Warner Music was exasperated by claims from a label it had long considered a money loser.

The split had apparently been worked out in advance with the premier, who had become noticeably more exasperated with criticism from Labour ministers.

In the spring of 1996, the BBC World Service's Arabic television station became exasperated by demands from its Saudi partner to censor its reports and shut down.

"We're exasperated and exhausted from what's gone on in the last three months," said Daniel W. Hynes, the Illinois comptroller, a Democrat who ran for the Senate in 2004.

It was to have starred Angela Gheorghiu and Roberto Alagna, opera's most famous married couple, but when they hesitated that spring about signing their contracts for the fall production, Joseph Volpe, exasperated, fired them from it.

Scholars of Bell will be exasperated, but "Letters from Baghdad" is not for them; it is for viewers who may know nothing of her, and for whom the basic shape of her exploits will be astounding enough.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Saturday February 19 2005 In the review below we misinterpreted the role of the BBC in the closure of its Arabic television service when we said it "became exasperated by demands from its Saudi partner to censor its reports and shut down".