She wants more out of life, she at one time, had more out of life, and now in exasperation, she lies around, beautiful and stoned.
She just wheeled around in exasperation and pointed down the road.
The current team has shown flashes of greatness and brought Auriemma moments of exasperation, with younger players sometimes standing around and waiting for Moore to carry the load.
Pub? Come on, Aoife: Pub?" You're looking around, a picture of faux exasperation.
"In my mind's eye, Horatio," Hamlet answered with such instantly recognizable exasperation that I turned right around.
One respondent ceased care a public hospital because of exasperation with being "made to run around" while attempting to register for delivery.
She prowls around the stage with a restless exasperation, bites the head off her loyal lapdog friend, and sadistically manipulates her defenceless ward.
He expects his departure "to have been preceded by severe pain, fear, and exasperation at the imprecise or euphemistic use of language around me".
At times it seemed like an education as the English pinged passes around at will, the composure all theirs as exasperation built up on and off the pitch.
