Sentence examples for getting annoyed about from inspiring English sources

He added, "I did realize after about a half-hour I had better call it quits because Lesia was getting annoyed about being stood up".

"Like yesterday morning, I sort of had like been sort of, getting annoyed about things because he's a perfectionist and I said things just can't be perfect now" (Joan, caring for her husband).

I do get annoyed about the nonsensical "elf'n'safety" stories that are falsely or mischievously attributed to HSC/E.

Does she ever get annoyed about media offers landing in Derek's lap, when she has worked her way up so diligently through the ranks?

On the one hand, they're fairly serious leftist radicals who get annoyed about being called anarchists by the press and have it in for the mainstream Italian left.

"When I see those phrases, I make it a habit not to get annoyed about language," McCulloch says.

Unless I have a sitter, which is infrequent, I don't know what it's like to come home to the glow, to someone whom I love with his feet up and a sweating glass I have to wipe up and get annoyed about.

If you have to go during class, don't worry about your teacher getting annoyed; if you ask nicely and don't make a habit of it thirty days a month, everything will be just fine.

Hopefully you'll get moving soon!" Mr Fuller said: "There were about 1,000 people in the queue getting annoyed and despondent.

Try not to brag about yourself because if you do people might start getting annoyed with you and leave you.

My trainer is getting annoyed because I am not experiencing soreness.