Sentence examples for get a bit frustrating from inspiring English sources

That can get a bit frustrating.

"Honestly, I get a bit frustrated when the system wants to box everything in and produce an acronym that they can use," May said.

"I just get a bit frustrated with some decisions.

"Overall, we probably allowed ourselves to get a bit frustrated.

I did get a bit frustrated a couple times when my search results defaulted to Google.

In fact it detracts a little bit because you get a bit frustrated with how things work in public.

This is getting a bit frustrating.

I think cinema audiences are getting a bit frustrated with the overwhelming political correctness going on".

And Jim Sanborn, the sculptor who created "Kryptos" and its puzzles, is getting a bit frustrated by the wait.

"Henrik gave me a lot of chances and I was getting a bit frustrated with my putting," Wilson said.

There was no appeal though, so three runs and no wicket from the over and England are getting a bit frustrated.