Sentence examples for gets very irritated from inspiring English sources
He gets very irritated when we all report that he watches a lot of TV.
Mr Helsby notoriously gets very irritated when Savills is referred to as "an upmarket estate agent" in the press.
She gets very irritated by supposedly straight women who, after a few drinks, start asking if she's up for a bit of 'experimentation'experimentation
"He got very irritated and yelled at me," Mr. Shangle testified, adding that he had lost responsibilities soon afterward.
But when eczema gets bad — when parts of the skin get very irritated and scaly — there are three things that help just about everybody.
I get very irritated when it isn't clear to everybody else what we should be doing when it's clear to me". Beneath his cowboy hat, Mr. Gilliam's moon face was haggard, there were dark pouches under his eyes, and his gray-streaked hair hung limply about his shoulders.
(Service user; male, 24, White British) "My mother would often get very irritated and say 'what do you want us to do - put her in a mental asylum?' like that was the most horrible thing one could say.
If you say it IS a sport, some people may get very irritated, and it's most likely that those people are wall ball haters or people who actually KNOW what Wall Ball REALLY is!
"Like anybody who is in a hypomanic state, she gets very angry when she is disrupted," Breggin said in court, explaining why Carter was so irritated when Roy tried to brush her off.
"You seem very irritated".
