Sentence examples for frustrated having from inspiring English sources

Hartlepool's recovery continued with a 2-2 drat at Newport, although the visitors left Wales frustrated having given up a two-goal lead.

Even then Allen left the arena more than a tad frustrated having fallen five pots short of compiling a 147 break and collecting £157,000, more than treble his biggest payday.

He was obviously just very frustrated, having ideas of his own that hadn't yet come to anything; but I never gave it much thought because his default setting was so polite and good-natured.

Hendry was looking frustrated having been kept off the table, but the Scot still held a commanding lead.

Meanwhile, the school governing body said it was "extremely frustrated," having twice been close to signing an agreement with the council before hurdles had been put in the way.

You'll be less frustrated having to remake something simple than a more complicated recipe.

He said India had tried to breach the post and then, feeling frustrated, had resorted to airstrikes.

At least Angela Eagle ("Calm down, dear")" and Nadine Dorries ("frustrated") have the accolade of being boorishly insulted by the prime minister.

In the end, it failed to pass — but not before McGovern, frustrated, had told his Senate colleagues that this chamber reeks of blood.

Now a fresh attempt at suicide, fortunately frustrated, has been reported, and the demand for an inquiry into the cause of these tragedies will be rightly repeated.

During the past week (last 7 days), how frustrated have you been with trying to manage your diabetes?